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angular-datetime-range

v0.4.0

Published

UI widget for datetime range input, converted to an angular directive for your convenience.

Downloads

287

Readme

Datetime range input UI element

This directive is designed to provide easy and intuitive input of moment.js datetime objects.

Typically this can be used to represent a start and an end datetime object.
Desgined to be as simple as possible to afford intuitive interactions, including scrolling.

Converted into an angular directive for your convenience :)

Demo

Click here for a live demo.

Date range

Time range

Datetime range (collapsed state)

Datetime range (expanded state)

Install

  1. Install 'angular-datetime-range' with bower
bower install angular-datetime-range

Or with npm:

npm install angular-datetime-range
  1. Add 'g1b.datetime-range' module to your app config
angular.module('myApp', [
  'g1b.datetime-range',
  ......
])
  1. Use 'datetime-range' directive in a view
<datetime-range start="start" end="end"></datetime-range>

Attributes

|Property | Usage | Default | Required | |:------------- |:-------------|:-----:|:-----:| | start | Start moment.js datetime object or a datetime string | none | yes | | end | End moment.js datetime object or a datetime string | none | yes | | presets | Array of preset ranges, click here for more info | none | no | | min-date | moment.js datetime object min datetime | none | no | | max-date | moment.js datetime object max datetime | none | no | | on-change | Handler function that is fired on change of start and/or end datetime objects | none | no | | on-change-start | Handler function that is fired on change of start datetime object | none | no | | on-change-end | Handler function that is fired on change of end datetime object | none | no | | on-close | Handler function that is fired on close of the edit popover | none | no | | close-text | Close text shown in the button used to close edit popover | Close | no |

Presets

You can provide any number of preset ranges for quick selection in edit view.

Consider the following example with ranges of current week, month and year.

$scope.presets = [
  {
    'name': 'This Week',
    'start': moment().startOf('week').startOf('day'),
    'end': moment().endOf('week').endOf('day'),
  }, {
    'name': 'This Month',
    'start': moment().startOf('month').startOf('day'),
    'end': moment().endOf('month').endOf('day'),
  }, {
    'name': 'This Year',
    'start': moment().startOf('year').startOf('day'),
    'end': moment().endOf('year').endOf('day'),
  }
];

Other input directives

If you are looking for other datetime input elements, check out angular-datetime-inputs

Dependencies