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@nowzoo/ngx-date-time-inputs

v8.0.0

Published

Simple date and time inputs. No calendars or fancy controls or polyfills. They just guess the date or time the user means. Forgiving and (more or less) locale-aware.

Downloads

21

Readme

@nowzoo/ngx-date-time-inputs

Simple date and time inputs. No calendars or fancy controls or polyfills. They just guess the date or time the user means. Forgiving and (more or less) locale-aware.

Installation

Install the library and its dependencies (moment and lodash).

npm i --save @nowzoo/ngx-date-time-inputs moment lodash

Usage

Import the library module...

import { NgxDateTimeInputsModule } from '@nowzoo/ngx-date-time-inputs';
@NgModule({
  imports: [
    NgxDateTimeInputsModule
  ]
})
export class MyModule { }

The ngx-date-input and ngx-time-input components are now available for you to use:

<ngx-date-input
  [inputId]="formId + 'date'"
  inputClass="form-control"
  [(ngModel)]="date"></ngx-date-input>
<ngx-time-input
  [inputId]="formId + 'time'"
  inputClass="form-control"
  [(ngModel)]="time"></ngx-time-input>

Date Input API

The component implements ControlValueAccessor. The model is a string in the format YYYY-MM-DD.

Selector: ngx-date-input

Inputs

  • displayFormat: string The format for displaying the date in the input. See Moment's formatting docs. Default: 'LL' (e.g., September 4, 1986).
  • inputPlaceholder: string A string to be used as the input's placeholder attribute. Default: 'Enter a date'
  • inputId: string A string to be used as the input's id.
  • inputClass: string A string to be used as the input's class. Pass any error classes here.

Time Input API

The component implements ControlValueAccessor. The model is a string in the format HH:mm (24-hour time).

Selector: ngx-time-input

Inputs

  • displayFormat: string The format for displaying the date in the input. See Moment's formatting docs. Default: 'LT' (time in the locale).
  • inputPlaceholder: string A string to be used as the input's placeholder attribute. Default: 'Enter a time'
  • inputId: string A string to be used as the input's id.
  • inputClass: string A string to be used as the input's class. Pass any error classes here.

Development

See the README at the root of the repo for info on installation and testing.