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svelte-color-calendar

v1.1.22

Published

Ready to production calendar with the possibility of limiting the choice of dates by month

Downloads

14

Readme

svelte-color-calendar

Ready to production calendar with the possibility of limiting the choice of dates by month

image

Features:

  • An improved color-calendar is used under the hood
  • Possibility of limiting the choice of dates by month
  • Small size - 23.1kb (minified)
  • Easy integration with any framework

Installation

npm i svelte-color-calendar

Usage

Svelte:


<script>
    import Calendar from 'svelte-color-calendar';

    let selectedDate = new Date;
    const select = (event) => console.log(event.detail.selectedDate)
</script>

<Calendar bind:selectedDate blank={true} startMonth={new Date(2021, 11)} endMonth={new Date(2022, 11)} on:select={select} />

Preact:

import { h } from 'preact';
import { render } from 'preact';
import { useState, useEffect, useRef } from "preact/hooks";
import Calendar from 'svelte-color-calendar';

const App =  () => {

    const inputContainer = useRef(null);
    let [date, setDate] = useState('');

    useEffect(() => {
                                       
        let widget = new Calendar({
            target: inputContainer.current,
            props: {
                blank: false,
                selectedDate: new Date,        
                onSelect: e => setDate(e.detail.selectedDate)
            }
        })        
        return () => {};
    }, []);    

    return <div className="App">        
        <div ref={inputContainer}></div>
        <b>{date}</b>        
    </div>
};

render(<App />, document.body);

Vanila (esm):

import Calendar from 'svelte-color-calendar';

const app = new Calendar({
    target: document.body,
    props: {
        placeholder: '-',
        blank: false,
        selectedDate: new Date,        
        startMonth: new Date(2021, 11),
        endMonth: new Date(2022, 11),
        onSelect: date => console.log(date)
    }
});

export default app;

Vanila:

Look up the Demo

Options

selectedDate

selectedDate?: Date = new Date - selected date. By default using today

blank

blank?: boolean = true - use for empty initial value. To achieve the desired effect use selectInitialDate: false

selectInitialDate

selectInitialDate?: false - to show or hide current date before selection (by default today or first day of month will be implicitly highlighted as current before user selection)

placeholder

placeholder?: string = '-' - has an effect just with blank = true - otherwise, the current date will be displayed

startMonth

startMonth?: Date - the date of start month permissible selection

endMonth

endMonth?: Date - the date of end month permissible selection

onSelect

onSelect?: (date: Date) => void - callback triggered when user select date

shortMonthValues

shortMonthValues?: string[] = null - list of short months names

weekdayValues

weekdayValues?: string[] = null - list of week day names