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@devggm/react-native-date-picker
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A datetime picker for React Native. In-modal or inlined. Supports Android and iOS.
A cross platform react native date picker component for android and ios. It includes 3 different modes: date, time, and datetime. The date picker is customizable and has multiple language support.
The first option is to use the built-in modal.
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The second option is to use the inlined picker. For instance in a view or a custom made modal.
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See github page for installation instructions.
See github page for documentation and more info.
See github page for code examples.
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More info about the react native timepicker.
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More info about the react native datepicker.
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More info about the react native datetimepicker.
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A datetime picker for React Native. In-modal or inlined. Supports Android and iOS.
We found that @devggm/react-native-date-picker demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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