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@blueprintjs/datetime2
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Blueprint is a React UI toolkit for the web.
This package contains next-generation components for interacting with dates & times.
Compared to the "V1" components in @blueprintjs/datetime, the "V3" components in this package:
localeUtils
, you can specify a locale code and we'll automatically load the date-fns locale object)This package also contains legacy APIs which are re-exported aliases for components from @blueprintjs/datetime v5.x. These "V2" names are backwards-compatible with @blueprintjs/datetime2 v0.x.
To migrate to the latest "V3" components, follow the react-day-picker v8 migration guide.
Note that @blueprintjs/datetime2 will transitively install multiple versions of react-day-picker. These two copies of react-day-picker can happily exist together in a single JS bundle, and with the help of tree-shaking, you can avoid bundling both if you only use the deprecated "V1" / "V2" datetime components or only use the new "V3" APIs.
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We found that @blueprintjs/datetime2 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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