InputAttributes should accept (boolean | string | number) values

As you can see here: https://github.com/sweetalert2/sweetalert2/blob/138b5c87e84cb73e917c2efb81a5578b17067391/sweetalert2.d.ts#L632

… inputAttributes only accepts string values, however even in examples, you can see maxLength attribute being passed as number.

Also, I think it could accept also boolean allowing people to do something like:

inputAttributes: {
  autofocus: true
  // ...
}

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Also, I think the inputValue parameter should be boolean | number | string instead of any:

https://github.com/sweetalert2/sweetalert2/blob/138b5c87e84cb73e917c2efb81a5578b17067391/sweetalert2.d.ts#L602

[toverux]

Hello @rafaelss95, thanks for your careful reading of the declaration file 😃

… inputAttributes only accepts string values, however even in examples, you can see maxLength attribute being passed as number.

SweetAlert2 uses Element.setAttribute, which takes a string for the attribute values. In fact, HTML attributes can only bear string values, don’t forget that. If you set a number like 42, it will be stored as "42" because JavaScript would call .toString() on anything that’s not already a string. That’s why passing a number will “work”, but technically you can also pass objects, symbols, space shuttles and cats. But this is wrong as JS will perform type coercion, and your space shuttle will silently be transformed in "[object Object]".

In TypeScript, you’ll have to be stricter here and explicitely use toString(), so you are explicit about the fact that you’re transforming the value and loosing information.

The same goes for inputValue, SweetAlert2 uses HTMLInputElement.value, which exclusively takes strings.

[rafaelss95]

@toverux Just submtted a PR. Please, have a look and let me know if I’m missing something…