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time-autocomplete
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It's a time picker similar to how Google Calendar's time picker works for events. It's meant to be smart, sexy and intuitive.
Some things that make is super duper fantastic:
$('#basic-example').timeAutocomplete();
Injecting an existing value and using 24hr as the formatter.
$('#from-24hr').timeAutocomplete({
formatter: '24hr',
value: '07:00:00'
});
or
$('#to-24hr').val('09:30:00').timeAutocomplete({
formatter: '24hr'
});
npm install
to install dependencies (requires NodeJS).npm test
from the project root to run the testsnpm run build
from the project root to compileFAQs
A time autocomplete input similar to how Google Calendar's time autocomplete works.
The npm package time-autocomplete receives a total of 413 weekly downloads. As such, time-autocomplete popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that time-autocomplete 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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