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ion-datepicker

A date picker for ionic

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How to use

1) Install using npm

    npm i ion-datepicker --save

2) Add it to your ngModule in app.module

 import { DatePickerModule } from 'ion-datepicker';
   imports: [
        IonicModule.forRoot(App),
        DatePickerModule,
    ],

3) Use the directive ion-datepicker in your html

	<span ion-datepicker  [(value)]="localDate" [min]="localDate" clear class="ScheduleDate">
		<span>{{localDate | date}} <ion-icon name="clipboard" item-left ></ion-icon> </span>
	</span>

Dismiss the datepicker from the class


    import { DatePickerDirective } from 'ion-datepicker';

	@ViewChild(DatePickerDirective) private datepickerDirective:DatePickerDirective;

    public closeDatepicker(){
        this.datepickerDirective.modal.dismiss();
    }
    

Options

[value] - defines the initial value, can be two bindable as in [(value)].

[min] - minimum date that user is allowed to select. (not required)

[max] - maximum date that user is allowed to select. (not required)

[disabledDates] - An array of dates that should be disabled (not required)

[calendar] - A boolean that determines whether to show calendar or not. Defaults to true.

[markDates] - An array of dates that should be marked with background color (not required)

(ionChanged) - an event emitter that returns the date as a $event.

(ionCanceled) - an event that is raised when the cancel button is activated. Returns no data.

(ionSelected) - an event that is raised when a date is selected

[headerClasses] - a bridge to the header classes of the directive using ngClass (string, array or object) (not required)

[bodyClasses] - a bridge to the date classes of the directive using ngClass (string, array or object) (not required)

[modalOptions] - a modal is used to display the picker to configure the animation or other options you may use this

[locale] - for translating the calendar. Avaliable local is en-US, en-UK, he-IL, pt-BR, ru-RU, de, fi, fr-FR, zh-TW, zh-CN, ja-JP. Please note en-US locale starts the calendar with monday and en-UK starts it with sunday

[localeStrings] - if you dont want to use the built translations - accepts an object { weekdays: string[], months: string[], monday:boolean }, For example: { monday:true, weekdays: ['Monday', 'Tuesday', 'Wednesday', 'Thursday', 'Friday', 'Saturday', 'Sunday'], months: ['January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September', 'October', 'November', 'December'] },

[okText] - text for the ok button

[cancelText] - text for the cancel button

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Package last updated on 17 May 2019

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