A date/time picker.
I really didn't want to write this module but there are no good open source alternatives. In our CMSs at clock we have tonnes of instances where a time needs to be selected: article live dates, offer expiry dates and other scheduling.
Until now we've made-do with the bloaty jQuery UI datepicker with the hacky timepicker extension. I thought, "surely, someone must have built a decent, modular date and time picker by now?". pikaday comes close – at least it's on npm, but you still have to rely on a choice of three different forks for time picking.
So please join me, on a journey of modularity and package managed glory in creating a date/time picker once and for all!
Stay tuned.
Copyright (c) 2014, Ben Gourley
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A date/time picker
The npm package anytime receives a total of 107 weekly downloads. As such, anytime popularity was classified as not popular.
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