Ecuador Cedula De Identidad Input

Props

• label: string (required) — accessible label via aria-label
• value: string (default: "") — bindable input value
• required: boolean (default: false) — form validation
• disabled: boolean (default: false) — disabled state
• ...restProps: any — additional HTML attributes spread onto the <input>

ARIA

• aria-label={label} — provides accessible name

When to Use

• Use in forms collecting Ecuador's Cedula de Identidad Number.
• Use in administrative or national-id workflows where the identifier is required.

When Not to Use

• Do not use for displaying read-only identifiers — use ecuador-cedula-de-identidad-view instead.
• Do not use for general text input — use text-input instead.
• Do not use for other countries' identifiers — use the corresponding country-specific input.

Headless

This headless component ships zero CSS. The consumer provides all styling targeting the .ecuador-cedula-de-identidad-input class hook.

Testing

• Verify renders an <input> with the correct class and type="text"
• Verify aria-label is set from the label prop
• Verify autocomplete="off"
• Verify value binding works

Domain Knowledge

Ten digits: a two-digit province code (01 to 24, or 30 for those born abroad), a third digit below 6 for a natural person, six more digits, and a check digit. The first nine digits are multiplied alternately by 2 and 1 (starting with 2), subtracting 9 from any product above 9, and the check digit brings the sum to the next multiple of 10.

Where to find it: Printed on the Cédula de Identidad issued by the Registro Civil, and asked for by the IESS social-security institute, banks and government services.

Related components

• ecuador-cedula-de-identidad-view — a read-only display of Ecuador's Cedula de Identidad Number
• text-input — a single-line text input field <input type="text">

References

• Wikipedia: Cédula de identidad

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Implementation Notes

• Renders as <input type="text">
• Format: Ten digits: a two-digit province code (01 to 24, or 30 for those born abroad), a third digit below 6 for a natural person, six more digits, and a check digit. The first nine digits are multiplied alternately by 2 and 1 (starting with 2), subtracting 9 from any product above 9, and the check digit brings the sum to the next multiple of 10.
• autocomplete="off" to protect sensitive identifiers
• Supports two-way binding on the value prop
• Companion to EcuadorCedulaDeIdentidadView