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@stenajs-webui/calendar
This package provides components and functionality for calendars, and input fields using calendar functionality.
stenajs-webui/calendar
This package provides components and functionality for calendars, and input fields using calendar functionality.
Components
Calendars
- DateRangeCalendar
- MultiDateCalendar
- SingleDateCalendar
- SingleWeekCalendar
Input fields
- DateInput
- DateRangeInput
- DateTextInput
- TimeTextInput
2.0.0
New features
DateRangeDualTextInput
New component DateRangeDualTextInput which has the same functionality as DateRangeInput.
It does not replace it though, since they are not API compatible.
CenterModal
New modal which is centered and not draggable.
LoadingModal
New modal for showing loading/saving state.
Improvements
- Add
revertEditableEntityaction toeditable-entity-reducer. - All calendars now has a panel for quickly selecting month and year.
Design changes
- Disabled
ActionMenuItemnow has white background.
Breaking changes
Monthsenum have been renamed toMonth.WeekDaysenum have been renamed toWeekDay.
Popover
Popover now uses Tippy, and Tippy's props. This means that some props have changed.
Most importantly, content and children can no longer be functions. If you need the hide and show functions, implement
them using local state and the Popover visible props.
FAQs
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The npm package @stenajs-webui/calendar receives a total of 718 weekly downloads. As such, @stenajs-webui/calendar popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @stenajs-webui/calendar demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 21 Sep 2020
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