# Usage with Alpine.js Maska provides custom Alpine.js directive for use with input: ```html ``` - `argument` is a name of the bound variable (see example below) - `modifier` modifier for bound variable value, could be one of: - `masked` (default): variable will get a masked value (as in v-model) - `unmasked`: variable will get an unmasked (raw) value - `completed`: variable will be boolean, showing that mask is completed - `value` could be one of: - `string` for the mask value (should be enclosed in additional quotation marks: `"'#-#'"`) - `object` with a default options ## Minimal example Apply `xMaska` directive to the input: ```html ``` ?> Please note that the mask value is enclosed in additional quotation marks: `"'#-#'"`. ## Set mask options To set a default [options](/options) for the mask, pass options via **directive value**: ```html
``` Or you can pass an options object directly: ```html ``` You can override default options with `data-maska-` attributes on the input. In the example above we set **eager** mode using options and **reversed** mode using `data-maska-reversed` attribute. ## Bind value To get masked value you can use standard `x-model` directive on the input. But if you want to access an unmasked (raw) value or get to know when mask is completed, you can use **directive argument** and (optionally) **directive modifier**: ```html
Masked value: Unmasked value:
``` !> For correct work as directive argument, name of the bounded variable should be in **lower case**. So instead of `unmaskedValue` use `unmaskedvalue` or `unmasked_value`.