Numbers

The number inputs lets the user provide a number.

Decimal

Decimal inputs only lets the end-user type decimal numbers.

The return type is not guaranteed to be of type BigDecimal. Therefore, always cast to BigDecimal when you read the input value:

Forms

def formFieldSet = api.createConfiguratorEntry()

formFieldSet.inputs = [
    api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createUserEntry('decimal')
        .buildContextParameter()
]

return formFieldSet

In input generation mode (syntax check mode)

api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createUserEntry('decimal')
        .getInput()

In header Logics

processor.addOrUpdateInput(
        'ROOT',
        api.inputBuilderFactory()
                .createUserEntry('decimal')
                .buildMap()
)

Reading input value

Reading input value in a line-item logic.

def value = input.decimal as BigDecimal

Integer

Integer inputs only lets the end-user provide integers:

Forms

def formFieldSet = api.createConfiguratorEntry()

formFieldSet.inputs = [
    api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createIntegerUserEntry('integer')
        .buildContextParameter()
]

return formFieldSet

In input generation mode (syntax check mode)

api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createIntegerUserEntry('integer', )
        .getInput()

In header Logics

processor.addOrUpdateInput(
        'ROOT',
        api.inputBuilderFactory()
                .createIntegerUserEntry('integer')
                .buildMap()
)

Reading input value

Reading input value in a line-item logic.

def value = input.integer as Integer

Minimum and Maximum Values

You can restrict the set of values that the end-user can provide to the input, by using the setMin() and setMax() methods:

api.inputBuilderFactory()
        .createIntegerUserEntry('NaturalNumber')
        .setMin(0)
        .getInput()

As at version 7.3, the input validation has not been implemented in the frontend application. However, you can still set these properties in the Groovy logic: