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ng-datespicky

v0.1.0

Published

AngularJS Date Range Picker written in TypeScript with no additional dependencies

Downloads

378

Readme

AngularJS DatesPicky

AngularJS Date Range Picker written in TypeScript with no additional dependencies

This library is based on the popular Date Range Picker, but unlike many Angular date pickers, does not depend on it.

Code is written in AngularJS directly in TypeScript.

Build Status NPM version Dependency Status npm

How to use it

If you want to add this library to your project just run:

# yarn (recommended)
yarn add ng-datespicky

# npm
npm i --save ng-datespicky

When package is installed add dates-picky as dependency in main app module:

angular.module('app', [..., 'dates-picky', ...]);

Additionally you need to include styles for dates-picky as well. If you are using Webpack, you can do this by including this line in your scss files:

@import "~ng-datespicky/src/styles";

In the future there will be css files bundled in the build as well.

How to Contribute

Configure dev's environment

First of all, you need to have this library present on your hard disk. Let's start with cloning this repository

git clone [email protected]:yhnavein/ng-datespicky.git
yarn

After that you need to link npm library with this repository:

cd ng-datespicky
yarn link
cd ../APP-PROJECT # go to the project location
yarn link "ng-datespicky"

This will create a symbolic link from your project to this library and you will see changes almost instantly