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Taofiq Aiyelabegan
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Jul 18, 2022 ⋅ 8 min read

Creating split OTP input fields in React Native

Taofiq Aiyelabegan Taofiq is a technical writer and software engineer working on building mobile and web applications. Additionally, he likes to contribute to open source projects and exploring new topics.

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3 Replies to "Creating split OTP input fields in React Native"

  1. Hi, Could you be more explicit regarding your question?

    The boxes were rendered dynamically based on the maxLength value,The text input used was used as a point reference for each digit received in the split boxes and was hidden afterwards. It is then being called using a “ref”

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