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@craydel/craydel-date-range-picker

v1.0.2

Published

A custom date range picker component for Craydel based on the vue2-datepicker.

Downloads

10

Readme

CraydelDateRangePicker

Installation

Get the latest version by NPM:

$ npm i @craydel/craydel-date-range-picker

Register Plugin

If you use the plugin API, the component will be registered as a global component just like when including it with the script tag, but you won't need to re-register it through the components property in your own components.

Create the plugin file e.g craydel-components.js file.

// craydel-components.js
import Vue from 'vue'
import CraydelDateRangePicker from '@craydel/craydel-date-range-picker/src/CraydelDateRangePicker.vue'

const Components = {
  CraydelDateRangePicker,
};

Object.keys(Components).forEach(name => {
  Vue.component(name, Components[name]);
});

export default Components;

Next reference the plugin file in your nuxt.config.js

// Plugins to run before rendering page: https://go.nuxtjs.dev/config-plugins
plugins: [
  '~/plugins/craydel-components.js'
]

Props

| Name | Type | Default | Description | |----------------|---------|----------------|----------------------------------------| | id | string | random ID | Sets the DOM id on the component. | | placeholder | string | 'Select range' | Sets the component's placeholder text. | | hint | string | undefined | Hint text. | | append-to-body | boolean | true | Appends the popup to body. | | defaultValue | array | undefined | Sets the default date range. |

Events

| Name | Description | |--------|:----------------------------------------------------------------| | change | Change event is emitted only when both [from, to] are selected. |

Usage

An example showing a date range picker.


<craydel-date-range-picker></craydel-date-range-picker>