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democracyos-calendar
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Calendar UI component designed for use as a date-picker, full-sized calendar or anything in-between.
Live demo is here
$ component install component/calendar
var Calendar = require('calendar');
var cal = new Calendar;
cal.el.appendTo('body');
view change
(date, action) when the viewed month/year is changed without modification of the selected date. This can be done either by next/prev buttons or dropdown menu. The action will be "prev", "next", "month" or "year" depending on what action caused the view to change.change
(date) when the selected date is modifiedInitialize a new Calendar
with the given date
shown,
defaulting to now.
Select the given date
(Date
object).
Show the given date
. This does not select the given date,
it simply ensures that it is visible in the current view.
Add month selection input.
Add year selection input, with optional range specified by from
and to
,
which default to the current year -10 / +10.
Show the previous view (month).
Show the next view (month).
Define earliest valid date - calendar won't generate change
events for dates before this one.
Define latest valid date - calendar won't generate change
events for dates after this one.
MIT
FAQs
Calendar component
The npm package democracyos-calendar receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, democracyos-calendar popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that democracyos-calendar 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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