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React Date Picker


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react-date-picker

Date picker for React

See demo at jslog.com/react-date-picker

Install

$ npm install react-date-picker

Usage

NOTES:

Don't forget to include index.css or index.styl! ( require('react-date-picker/index.css') )

Also you need to have React included in the page.

The preferred React version for react-date-picker is >=0.12. The initial version of react-date-picker worked with React 0.11.2 as well, but I do not intend to continue to support it, in order to be able to focus on advancing the current features and developing other high-quality React components.

Example

var date = '2014-10-10' //or Date.now()

function onChange(moment, dateString){
    //...
}
<DatePicker
        minDate='2014-04-04'
        maxDate='2015-10-10'
        date={date}
        onChange={onChange}
/>

Options

  • hideFooter: Boolean - by default footer is shown, so specify this to true if you don't want the footer
  • date : Date / String / Moment / Number
  • viewDate: Date / String / Moment / Number
  • minDate : Date / String / Moment / Number
  • maxDate : Date / String / Moment / Number
  • dateFormat: String see moment.js formats. Default date format is 'YYYY-MM-DD'
  • onChange: Function(moment, dateText, event) - called when the user selects a date
  • onSelect: Function(moment, dateText, view) - called when the user selects a year/month
  • onNav: Function(moment, dateText, view, direction) - called when the user navigates to the next/previous month/year/decade.
  • renderDay: Function - (optional) A function that should return a React DOM for the day cell. The first param is the props object. You can use this to have full control over what gets rendered for a day.
  • onRenderDay: Function - (optional) A function that can manipulate the props object for a day, and SHOULD return a new props object. Use this for custom day styling. You can use this to take full control over the styles/css classes/attributes applied to the day cell in the month view.

Examples

Custom styling of day cells

function onRenderDay(props){
    if (props.date.isBefore('2010-01-01')){
        props.className += ' invalid'
    }

    props.style.border = '1px solid red'

    return props
}

<DatePicker
    onChange={this.onChange}
    onRenderDay={onRenderDay}
/>

Contributing

When contributing, please work on the src dir.

You'll need to run the following commands:

$ npm run serve # starts a local http server
$ npm run dev # starts webpack dev server, which does all the bundling

Now navigate to http://localhost:8080/

In order to build a new version, make sure you run npm run build in order to build the lib directory from the src directory.

Other

react-date-picker uses the awesome moment.js library ( Big thanks!)

If you don't use npm you can include any of the following:

  • dist/react-date-picker.js - the full sources. NOTE: You'll need to include React separately
  • dist/react-date-picker.min.js - minified & optimized version. NOTE: You'll need to include React separately
  • dist/react-date-picker.nomoment.js - the full sources. NOTE: You'll need to include React AND moment.js separately
  • dist/react-date-picker.nomoment.min.js - minified & optimized version. NOTE: You'll need to include React AND moment.js separately

Changelog

v1.3.0
  • renderDay & onRenderDay properties are available to allow full control over day-cell rendering
  • onNav is called with new args: moment, text, view, direction - where moment is a date as a momentjs instance, text is the date formatted as text, the view is the view name ('month','year','decade') and direction is 1 (nav to next period) or -1 (nav to prev period)
  • onSelect is called with new args: moment, text, view

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Last updated on 22 Dec 2014

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