# Field Component

The Field component is a customizable input field that supports various types of inputs, including text, password, and URL. It also provides options for labels, placeholders, error messages, and adornments.

## Properties

- `type`: The type of the input field. Defaults to "text".
- `id`: The id of the input field.
- `label`: The label for the input field.
- `https`: Whether to use "https" in the URL input.
- `isRequired`: Whether the field is required.
- `isOptional`: Whether the field is optional.
- `optionalLabel`: The label for optional fields.
- `autoComplete`: The autocomplete attribute for the input field.
- `placeholder`: The placeholder text for the input field.
- `value`: The value of the input field.
- `onChange`: The function to call when the input value changes.
- `onInput`: The function to call when the input event occurs.
- `error`: The error message to display.
- `disabled`: Whether the input field is disabled.
- `width`: The width of the input field.
- `sx`: The style properties for the input field.

## Usage

To use the Field component, simply import it and pass the required properties as needed. Here's an example:

```jsx
import Field from "./Field";

const App = () => {
  return (
    <Field
      type="text"
      id="example-input"
      label="Example Input"
      placeholder="Enter your text here"
      onChange={(event) => console.log(event.target.value)}
    />
  );
};
```

This will render a Field component with the specified properties, allowing users to input text and handling the input change accordingly.

## Customization

The Field component allows for customization through its various properties. You can pass any valid values to these properties to change the behavior and appearance of the component.

## Features

- Supports various types of inputs, including text, password, and URL.
- Provides options for labels, placeholders, error messages, and adornments.
- Allows for custom styling through the `sx` property.
- Supports custom error handling through the `error` property.
- Supports custom input handling through the `onChange` and `onInput` properties.
- Can be marked as required or optional through the `isRequired` and `isOptional` properties.
