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@gorner/ember-date-components

v5.0.0-alpha.0

Published

An Ember add-on which provides pure Ember-based date picker components.

Downloads

14

Readme

@gorner/ember-date-components

Ember Observer Score

An Ember add-on which provides pure Ember-based date picker components.

This is a fork of the original ember-date-components which has been updated to support newer versions of Ember.js and of dependencies like ember-basic-dropdown. If you cannot use Ember.js v4.12+ and/or ember-basic-dropdown v8+, use the original addon, which is compatible with ember-basic-dropdown up to v7 if using the overrides (npm) or resolutions (Yarn) options in package.json.

Compatibility

  • Ember.js v4.12 or above
  • Ember CLI v4.12 or above
  • Node.js v18 or above

Installation

  • ember install ember-moment - This is a dependency that you will need to install manually. You may also need to manually install moment (for ember-moment v10+).
  • ember install ember-basic-dropdown - same; version 8 or above required
  • ember install ember-date-components
  • Additional peer dependencies may be required depending on your setup
  • Add <BasicDropdownWormhole /> to your application.hbs or equivalent, if it isn't there already

Basic Usage

<DatePicker @value={{this.date}} @onChange={{this.updateDate}} />
<DatePicker @range={{true}} @value={{this.dateRange}} @onChange={{this.updateDateRange}} />
<TimePicker @value={{this.time}} @onChange={{this.updateTime}} />
<DateTimePicker @value={{this.date}} @onChange={{this.updateDateTime}} />

The date picker can also display custom options, e.g. 'Last 7 days'.

It also provides test helpers to easily interact with the date picker in integration & acceptance tests:

import { selectDate, selectDateRange, getSelectedDate, selectDateTime } from '@gorner/ember-date-components/test-support/helpers/date-picker';
import { selectTime, getSelectedTime } from '@gorner/ember-date-components/test-support/helpers/time-picker';

await selectDate('.my-datepicker', moment());
let momentInstance = await getSelectedDate('.my-datepicker');

await selectTime('.my-timepicker', moment());
let momentInstance = await getSelectedTime('.my-timepicker');

await selectDateTime('.my-date-time-picker', moment());

await selectDateRange('.my-datepicker', dateFrom, dateTo);

For more detailed instructions and examples, please visit the original repo's documentation.