@omergulcicek/password-input

Simple and type-safe React hook for password inputs with built-in show/hide toggle.

🚀 Live Demo

Try the interactive demo: omergulcicek-password-input.vercel.app

See password input with show/hide toggle functionality in action.

Installation

npm install @omergulcicek/password-input

Features

Password Toggle: Show/hide password functionality with custom icons
Custom Icons: Support for any React components as icons
TypeScript Support: Full type safety
Customizable Styling: Custom class names and styling options
Accessible: Proper ARIA labels and keyboard support
Flexible: Works with any CSS framework or custom styles

Basic Usage

import { usePasswordInput } from "@omergulcicek/password-input"

const { inputProps, InputWrapper, wrapperProps } = usePasswordInput({
  password: true
});

return (
  <InputWrapper {...wrapperProps}>
    <input {...inputProps} />
  </InputWrapper>
)

Custom Icons and Text

You can customize the show/hide icons with any React component:

import { usePasswordInput } from "@omergulcicek/password-input"

const { inputProps, InputWrapper, wrapperProps } = usePasswordInput({
  password: {
    icons: {
      show: <span className="text-xs">Show</span>,
      hide: <span className="text-xs">Hide</span>,
    }
  }
});

return (
  <InputWrapper {...wrapperProps}>
    <input {...inputProps} />
  </InputWrapper>
)

With Lucide React Icons

import { usePasswordInput } from "@omergulcicek/password-input"
import { House, Star } from "lucide-react"

const { inputProps, InputWrapper, wrapperProps } = usePasswordInput({
  password: {
    icons: {
      show: <House className="size-4" />,
      hide: <Star className="size-4" />,
    }
  }
});

return (
  <InputWrapper {...wrapperProps}>
    <input {...inputProps} />
  </InputWrapper>
)

Custom Styling

import { usePasswordInput } from "@omergulcicek/password-input"

const { inputProps, InputWrapper, wrapperProps } = usePasswordInput({
  password: true,
  classNames: {
    wrapper: "my-custom-wrapper", // outer container div
    suffix: "my-custom-suffix",     // right-side icon container
    button: "my-custom-button"    // toggle button element
  }
});

return (
  <InputWrapper {...wrapperProps}>
    <input {...inputProps} />
  </InputWrapper>
)

With Class Name Utility (clsx, cn, etc.)

import { usePasswordInput } from "@omergulcicek/password-input"
import { cn } from "@/lib/utils" // your class name utility

const { inputProps, InputWrapper, wrapperProps } = usePasswordInput({
  password: true,
  classNames: {
    wrapper: "my-custom-wrapper",
    suffix: "my-custom-suffix", 
    button: "my-custom-button"
  },
  cn // optional
});

return (
  <InputWrapper {...wrapperProps} className="border rounded-md">
    <input {...inputProps} className="px-3 py-2 w-full" />
  </InputWrapper>
)

Note: The cn parameter is optional. If not provided, the component will work perfectly but conflicting Tailwind classes may not be resolved (e.g., p-1 and p-2 both remain in the output). Using a class name utility like clsx, cn, or twMerge ensures proper class merging and conflict resolution.

API Reference

usePasswordInput Options

Option	Type	Description
password	boolean | PasswordConfig	Enable password toggle functionality
classNames	object	Custom class names for wrapper, suffix, and button
cn	function	Class name utility function (like clsx or cn)

PasswordConfig

Option	Type	Description
icons.show	React.ReactNode	Custom icon for show password button
icons.hide	React.ReactNode	Custom icon for hide password button

Return Values

Property	Type	Description
inputProps	object	Props to spread on your input element
InputWrapper	Component	Wrapper component for the input
wrapperProps	object	Props to spread on InputWrapper
showPassword	boolean	Current password visibility state
value	string	Current input value
setValue	function	Function to update input value

Key Benefits

Zero Configuration: Works out of the box with sensible defaults
Highly Customizable: Every aspect can be customized
Framework Agnostic: Works with any CSS framework
Lightweight: Minimal bundle size impact
TypeScript First: Built with TypeScript for the best DX

Credits

Default icons are adapted from Lucide (ISC License)

Contributors

• @omergulcicek