Example dialpad using Paste

[namuller]

Hi!

I was wondering do we have any examples on creating a dialpad with Paste? I don't see that we have a ready-made component in Paste.

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Sorry, I don't know how to help with that.

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There aren't specific examples or ready-made components in Paste for creating a dialpad. However, you can create custom components using Paste's design system. The documentation provides guidance on creating custom components by using the base system to maintain the look and feel of Paste components. You can customize components using the CustomizationProvider and style them with CSS properties, Paste style properties, and CSS selectors ^[1][2][3].

For handling user input events, such as button clicks, you can use the onClick and onClickCapture properties, which are suitable for a dialpad's functionality ^[4][5].

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[serifluous]

Hey @namuller ! We don't have an example ready, but these 2 Button variants could help you get started:

• Circle Button
• Reset Button, which lets you create custom Button styles with our design tokens

Feel free to share a Figma file or screenshot so we can help you build the dialpad to the design spec! You can also sign up for an office hours session if you're looking for live support from an engineer on our team.

[krisantrobus]

@namuller this is a really cool concept. I wanted to take a look at some engineering constraints that may come up. This seems feasible with the current components available.

One thing you will want consider is the keyboard interactions. If you used our button components alone you would have to tab through options. We have another library re-export to handle grouping interactive elements.

I would recommend your engineers look into composite items. I've put a quick CodeSandbox together for them to check out. If this ends up being an office hours slot I would be interested in it.

[namuller]

Thank you both @serifluous @krisantrobus ! I will check the examples out and try it myself. I will use the office hours if I need any additional help. Thanks!