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calijs

v1.1.1

Published

Build simple, lightweight React calendars & datepickers with a single hook

Downloads

11

Readme

Installation

This module is distributed via [npm][npm] which is bundled with [node][node] and should be installed as one of your project's dependencies:

npm install --save calijs

This package also depends on react and dayjs. Please make sure you have them installed as well. 👍

Usage

Try it out in the browser

const {
  date,
  selectedDate,
  nextMonth,
  previousMonth,
  nextYear,
  previousYear,
  selectDay,
  getMonthDays,
  setMonth,
  setYear,
} = useCali();

The useCali() hook returns the hook object based on now as the initial date. Pass a different date to the hook such as useCali("12-19-1989"); to start at a different date.

The hook

date

dayjs()

The current date as a dayjs object

selectedDate

dayjs()

The selected date as a dayjs object

nextMonth()

function()

Sets the date one month ahead

previousMonth()

function()

Sets the date one month before

nextYear()

function()

Sets the current date one year ahead

previousYear()

function()

Sets the current date one year before

selectDay(date)

function(date)

Call with a date to set the selectedDate

getMonthDays()

function()

When called it turns a 42 item array of day objects ({ date: dayjs(), inMonth: boolean, isSelected: boolean }) to be used in 6 x 7 grid for calendars and datepickers

setYear(year)

function(year) | year: string || number | optional

Sets the current year to the passed year. Year parameter can be a string or a number. If year is not valid it throws an invalid year error

setMonth(month)

function(month) | month: string || number | optional

Sets the current month to the passed month. Month parameter can be a string or a number from 0 - 11. If range is exceeded, it will be bubbled up to the year. If month is not valid it throws an invalid month error.

LISENCE

MIT