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grudus-timepicker

v1.0.2

Published

Material design time picker in pure Javascript without any dependencies

Downloads

216

Readme

Grudus Timepicker

npm downloads dependencies dev dependencies license

Material design timepicker written in Javascript (without any external dependencies - no jQuery, no Bootstrap, only one file!) See https://grudus.github.io/Timepicker/ for more usage!

How it looks?

By default picker uses blue-white theme:

Normal

defaultConfig = {
    headerBackground: "#1976D2",
    headerColor: "#c7d6e1",
    headerSelected: "#ffffff",
    wrapperBackground: "#f0fff0",
    footerBackground: "#f0fff0",
    submitColor: "#1976D2",
    cancelColor: "#1976D2",
    clockBackground: "#CFD8DC",
    clockItemColor: "#212121",
    clockItemInnerColor: "#212121",
    handColor: "#1976D2"
};

brave

dark

How to get it?

You can include all in single html file! Just add

<head>
  <link href="https://rawgit.com/grudus/Timepicker/master/dist/index.css" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet">
</head>
<body>
  <button onclick="Timepicker.showPicker()">Show picker</button>
</body>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://rawgit.com/grudus/Timepicker/master/dist/grudus-timepicker.es5.js"></script>

Or, you can download it from npm

npm install --save grudus-timepicker

Then, include index.css into your project (e.g. add <link href="node_modules/grudus-timepicker/dist/index.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> into your html file)

And lastly, somewhere in your code put

import Timepicker from "path/to/grudus-timepicker/dist/grudus-timepicker.js";

// ...

 Timepicker.showPicker({
            time: new Date(),
            onSubmit: (time) => {
                //some action ...
            },
            headerColor: "#ff0000"       
            // more color configuration ...
        })

You can set initial time by passing time field in argument. time may be a Date object, an object {hours: 12, minutes: 44} or a string in format HH:mm. If you want to learn more, visit customization section