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v-cal-input

v0.1.9

Published

[![npm version](https://badge.fury.io/js/v-cal-input.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/js/v-cal-input)

Downloads

399

Readme

Vue Calendar Input

npm version

Simple, clean calendar input with single date select, or date range selection.

Demo

Installation

yarn add v-cal-input

or

npm install v-cal-input

Usage

<template>
  <div>
    <h1>Selected Date: {{ date }}</h1>
    <date-picker v-model="date"/>
  </div>
</template>

<script>
  import DatePicker from 'v-cal-input'

  export default {
    name: 'Demo',
    components: { DatePicker },
    data() {
      return { date: null }
    }
  }
</script>

Configuration

props

| name | default | description | | ------ | ---------- | --------------------------------- | | value | null | the selected date(s) | | width | 350 | width of the calendar in px | | mode | 'single' | 'single' or 'range' | | panels | 1 | number of month panels to display |

slots

| name | description | | -------- | ----------------- | | forward | next button | | backward | back button | | header | panel header | | dayLabel | day of week label | | day | day cell |

Styling

v-cal-input is designed to be simple to customize. Here's the entire structure of a calendar panel

<ol class="calendar">
  <li class="go"><!-- previous month button --></li>
  
  <li class="month-name"></li>
  
  <li class="go"><!-- next month button --></li>
  
  <li class="day-name"><!-- one for each day of the week --></li>
  
  <li class="day-pad"><!-- blank cells until the 1st of the month --></li>
  
  <li class="day"><!-- one for each day --></li>
  
  <li class="day-pad"><!-- blank cells to fill out the rest of the month --></li>
</ol>

The .day class has the following additional classes added to it based on component state.

| class | mode | description | | ----------- | ----- | ----------------------------------- | | today | both | represents the current date | | selected | both | currently selected | | highlighted | range | between the range of selected cells | | first | range | first selected in a range | | last | range | last selected in a range | | in-range | range | inside a selected range |