@eonasdan/tempus-dominus
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A robust and powerful date/time picker component. For usage, installation and demos see Project Site on GitHub
Please note that I'm moving on to other projects. New issues will need to be sponsored. This can be done via BountySource or my other donation links. Please reach out to me first so we can discuss the terms. Thank you for your years of support.
Tempus Dominus is a powerful and robust date time picker for javascript. Version 6 is another major rewrite over the previous version. V6 is written with modern browsers in mind and is written in typescript. Bootstrap, momentjs and jQuery are no longer required dependencies. Popper2 is all that is required for the picker to position correctly. If you still require jQuery (seriously, you should move off that asap) there's a jQuery provider that wraps the native js functions.
Run npm i to install needed packages.
The docs folder contains the generated documentation site, don't modify this directly as it will be overwritten on build. The dist folder contains the built js/css files.
You can run npm run serve which will start a web server. Navigate to http://localhost:3001/ to view the docs.
Do not run npm run serve at the same time.
Run npm start. This runs web server, the build and watchers for the docs, styles, and typescript.
I'd love to know if your public site is using this plugin and list your logo on the documentation site. Leave create a discussion and let me know.
If you have an urgent request, bug or need installation help, please contact in the discord server.
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A robust and powerful date/time picker component. For usage, installation and demos see Project Site on GitHub
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