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react-anpicker

v2.0.17

Published

a react date picker for supporting persian dates

Downloads

32

Readme

react-anpicker

react-anpicker is a free and light component in react for date picker mostly based on Intl and predefined function for converting dates

  • type script
  • rtl/ltr
  • other calendars

demo image

Installation

react-anpicker requires react "^18.2.0", react-dome "^18.2.0" to run.

run this command:

npm i react-anpicker

add css to your project

import "react-anpicker/dist/styles.css";

Usage

import { AnPicker } from 'react-anpicker';
...
    const [date, setDate] = useState(null);
    const handleChange = (date: Date | null, localDate: string | null) => { }
    <AnPicker value={date} onChange={handleChange} />
...

Props

  • showTodayBottom: boolean- today button be visible or not
  • value::string in this format year/month/day ("number/number/number")
  • onChange: (string, gregorianDate?: [number, number, number]) => void- a function that fires after change with valid date and gives you value
  • showTodayBottom: boolean- today button be visible or not
  • inputControl: ReactElemt- for passing an custom input from other libraries
  • showSidebar: boolean: show sidebar beside picker section
  • popupTargetId: by defaylt date picker appears as a last child of body, in case like using it in a modal, you can specify wrapper for it.
  • locale: :
{
   title:string-calander title in sidebar
   name: string-locale from Intl like "en-US" or "fa-IR" ,...
   startOfWeek: number-if your week not starts with monday, you can specifing it(sunday=-1,tusday=1);
   rtl: boolean;
   todayButtonText: string,
   daysOfEachMonth: (year: number, month: number) => number-a functio that return number of days in each month
   numberConverter: (number: string) => number- get number in other languages in convert them to eng number;
   convertToDate: (localYear: number, localMonth: number, localDay: number) => [number, number, number]- a function that takes local date and retrun eq in gregorian date;
}

an object that needs to be set if you use another locale, default is been configed for "fa-Ir"

gregorian config example

gregorian image

for this calander use locale like below:

{
  rtl: false,
  convertToDate: (y, m, d) => [y, m, d],
  daysOfEachMonth: (y, m) => {
    switch (m) {
      case 1:
      case 3:
      case 5:
      case 6:
      case 7:
      case 8:
      case 10:
      case 12:
        return 31;
      case 2:
        let isKabise = false;
        if (y % 400 === 0) isKabise = true;
        else if (y % 100 === 0) isKabise = false;
        else if (y % 4 === 0) isKabise = true;
        return isKabise ? 29 : 28;
      default:
        return 30;
    }

  },
  name: "en-US",
  numberConverter: (n) => parseInt(n),
  startOfWeek:0,
  title:"Gregorian",
  todayButtonText:"today"
}