#28/integer values in select and radio components - #37
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I feel like the "sometimes a string, sometimes an int" is a little weird to handle in C. Also, this lacks flexibility without an option to also have float values. |
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Fixes #28
V2:
I introduced the option serializeValueAs for input, select, and radiogroup components defaulting to
'string'.If the option is set to
'integer'values are converted with Math.trunc(Number.parseInt(value, 10)) with a fallback of 0 for NaN.