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ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker

v1.0.0

Published

Lightweight Angular.js hijri and gregorian datepicker directive built with Moment.js.

Downloads

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Readme

ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker

Lightweight Angular.js hijri and gregorian datepicker directive built with Moment.js.

ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker screenshot

Demo

See demo

Features

  • Custom ng-model date format: custom string or js date
  • Easy to switch between Hijri and Gregorian
  • Set default date view ( Hijri | Gregorian )
  • Set date format for ( Hijri | Gregorian | Display)
  • Min date / Max date
  • Allow/disallow future / past date selection
  • Quick selection of month and year
  • Locale aware (Angular and Moment locale)

Requirements

  • Angularjs >=1.2
  • Moment.js
  • Moment-hijri.js

Installation

  1. npm install --save ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker
  2. Link /dist/ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker.jsand /dist/ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker.css
  3. Add the module 'ngHijriGregorianDatepicker' as dependency of your angular module.

Usage

This is an attribute only directive.

<input type="text" ng-model="date" ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker>
<button ng-model="date" ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker>Pick a date</button>

Options

Attributes:

  • datepicker-config: Object - The datepicker's config object.
  • selected-date: Object - returns the selected value in this format {"hijri":"18/11/1439","gregorian":"31/07/2018"}.
<input type="text" ng-model="date" datepicker-config="yourCustomConf" ng-hijri-gregorian-datepicker>Pick a date</button>

Config object properties:

  • dateFormat: String - The Moment.js format of the date in the ng-model. Fallback to js date Object if no format is given. Eg: 'DD/MM/YYYY'.
  • minDate: Object - The minimum selectable date. Must be a Moment Date Object.
  • maxDate: Object - The maximum selectable date. Must be a Moment Date Object.
  • allowFuture: Boolean - Maximum selectable date is today
  • allowPast: Boolean - Minimum selectable date is today
  • gregorianDateFormat: String - Must be a Moment valid format.
  • hijriDateFormat: String - Must be a Moment-hijri valid format.
  • defaultDisplay:: String - 'gregorian' or 'hijri'.
  • maxDate: String - Must be a Moment valid locale.

Locale

Default locale is english but you can load any locale of your choice (Angular and Moment), the datepicker use the currents locales.

Contributions

Just install the dev dependencies and start a gulp watch

Credits

Fork from: RemiAWE