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chakra-dayzed-datepicker
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Every individual component is using Chakra UI. So it should respect all Chakra UI Configs without problem.
The componenent itself has to use some date
library
Highly recommend just copy/paste the source code from /src
to customize however you want.
npm i date-fns dayzed
npm i chakra-dayzed-datepicker
const [date, setDate] = useState(new Date());
<SingleDatepicker
name="date-input"
date={date}
onDateChange={setDate}
/>
const [selectedDates, setSelectedDates] = useState<Date[]>([new Date(), new Date()]);
<RangeDatepicker
selectedDates={selectedDates}
onDateChange={setSelectedDates}
/>
dateNavBtnProps
and dayOfMonthBtnProps
extends from ButtonProps
of Chakra-UI
This allows you to override the default behavior however your want as long as supported by Chakra-UI.
Example:
propsConfigs={{
dateNavBtnProps: {
colorScheme: "blue",
variant: "outline"
},
dayOfMonthBtnProps: {
borderColor: "red.300",
selectedBg: "blue.200",
_hover: {
bg: 'blue.400',
}
},
inputProps: {
size: "sm"
}
}}
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chakra + dayzed = datepicker
We found that chakra-dayzed-datepicker demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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