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month-range-picker

v1.0.6

Published

Simple month range picker with presets. Forked from yairEO/dateRangePicker. Some improvements added.

Downloads

5

Readme

rangePicker

Will convert an input field into a dropdown motnh-picker what lets the user chose between presets and custom dates. Highly configurable. This plugin currently uses Tether for positioning the picker. It's not a must, but it's better to position the picker on screen this way, inseatd of absolutely positioning it inside some element, due to overflow clipping that might occur.

Tested on IE9+ and obviously works on normal browsers.

Demo page

http://yaireo.github.io/dateRangePicker/

How to use:

$('input').rangePicker({ minDate:[2,2009], maxDate:[10,2013] })
    // subscribe to the "done" event after user had selected a date
    .on('datePicker.done', function(e, result){
        console.log(result);
    });

Settings

The main settings object is $.fn.rangePicker.defaults and these are the default settings, which can be set per-intance:

{
    RTL : false,
    closeOnSelect : true,
    presets : [{
            buttonText  : '1 month',
            displayText : 'one month',
            value       : '1m'
        },{
            buttonText  : '3 months',
            displayText : 'three months',
            value       : '3m'
        },{
            buttonText  : '6 months',
            displayText : 'six months',
            value       : '6m'
        },{
            buttonText  : '12 months',
            displayText : 'twelve months',
            value       : '12m'
    }],
    months  : ['jan','feb','mar','apr','may','jun','jul','aug','sep','oct','nov','dec'],
    minDate : [5,2006],
    maxDate : [8,2013],
    setDate : null
}

Fork changes

  • Now NPM package
  • Tether.js replaced with CSS positioning
  • Adaptive markup
  • Able to work with more precise ISO string dates ranges - e.g. '2017-10-03T13:35:25.782Z,2017-11-03T15:21:21.782Z' (which might be important when you get the dates back)