API
Configuration / callbacks
A focused OTP toolkit for input states, validation, timers, paste/autofill behavior, masking, customization and integration.
OTP input looks trivial until real requirements arrive: lengths, character sets, paste, autofill, timers, validation, masking and accessibility.
The package API aims to expose important choices without forcing consumers through a framework-sized configuration surface.
Configuration / callbacks
Input / timer / validation
Paste / autofill / masking
Product / accessibility
Empty, focused, partial, complete, invalid and submitted states are explicit visual and behavioral states.
Interfaces, states and developer tooling are shown as evidence of product behavior rather than a technology logo collection.
06The visual connects what a user touches to the decisions underneath it.
OTValidation feedback should be clear without making every product rebuild the same interaction details.
Prefer explicit modules, state and contracts over hidden magic.
Architecture earns its place by helping real people use and change the system.
Build enough structure to protect the product without premature complexity.
Countdown and resend behavior are user-facing state and have to remain predictable across rebuilds.
Timing is part of the interaction contract.
Timing is part of the interaction contract.
Timing is part of the interaction contract.
Timing is part of the interaction contract.
Paste and platform autofill can make OTP flows dramatically faster when integrated carefully.
Interfaces, states and developer tooling are shown as evidence of product behavior rather than a technology logo collection.
06The visual connects what a user touches to the decisions underneath it.
OTMasking behavior supports product-specific privacy needs without becoming the only security boundary.
Prefer explicit modules, state and contracts over hidden magic.
Architecture earns its place by helping real people use and change the system.
Build enough structure to protect the product without premature complexity.
Focus semantics, input behavior and readable error state should work for more users by default.
Interfaces, states and developer tooling are shown as evidence of product behavior rather than a technology logo collection.
06The visual connects what a user touches to the decisions underneath it.
OTVisual customization lets the package fit a product identity without requiring a fork.
Configuration / callbacks
Input / timer / validation
Paste / autofill / masking
Product / accessibility
A small package is a test of restraint: solve one thing well, document it and avoid expanding into an unnecessary framework.