List

Lists are a convenience wrapper around text fields, splitting lines of text into an array of strings for input and joining them together as output.

Example

List

{
  type: "list",
  label: "List",
  placeholder: "Start typing...",
}

Use these options when using the field with take.

`key? string`	A key to access the value. If provided, each field must have a unique key. See `make` for more information about accessing values.
`label? string \|‌ false`	A label describing the purpose of the field. Setting the label to `false` removes the element, which can be useful when nested as the only child within a `group`.
`detail? string`	Additional information about the field, disclosed in a tooltip.
`required? boolean`	Whether or not this field is required.
`value? Array<string>`	The initial value of the field.
`placeholder? string`	Add placeholder text to prompt the user when the field is empty.
`spellcheck? boolean`	Enable or disable the browser’s spellchecking feature.
`pattern? string`	A regular expression that the input value must match in order for the value to pass validation.
`maxlength? number`	The maximum number of characters the user can enter into the input.

Use these options when using the field with make.

`label? string \|‌ false`	A label describing the purpose of the field. Setting the label to `false` removes the element, which can be useful when nested as the only child within a `group`.
`detail? string`	Additional information about the field, disclosed in a tooltip.
`value? Array<string>`	The output value of the field.

A list field will always return an array. If the value is null or undefined, an empty array is returned.