A minimalist datepicker library for Angular 2
npm install angular2-material-datepicker
Import the Datepicker Module and add it to the imports of your module
import { DatepickerModule } from 'angular2-material-datepicker'
@NgModule({
imports: [ DatepickerModule ],
declarations: [ ... ],
bootstrap: [ ... ]
})
export class YourModule { }
If you already have a module of the same name, you can create an alias
import { DatepickerModule as YourAlias } from 'angular2-material-datepicker'
Call the component from within a template
<material-datepicker></material-datepicker>
and you're set!
The datepicker component can be called with no arguments. See the Angular 2 Documentation for how to communicate with child components. If you use an event emitter, the datepicker component has an emitter called onSelect.
Optional parameters are listed below.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
accentColor |
string | Replaces the default blue accent color |
altInputStyle |
boolean | If true, changes the input styling to primarily use the accent color |
date |
Date | The source of truth for the selected date. If passed, the date will automatically be displayed in the input field and clicking on the input field will bring up the respective month. |
dateFormat |
string | By default, the date will be shown in YYYY-MM-DD (ISO 8601 standard). Other formats include MM-DD-YYYY and DD-MM-YYYY. This string is not case sensitive. |
fontFamily |
string | By default, the element will use 'Helvetica Neue', 'Helvetica', 'Arial', 'Calibri', 'Roboto' in that order. Passing in this value will override these defaults. |
rangeStart |
Date | The beginning boundary for selecting a date. For example, passing in new Date(2015,2) will prevent the user from being able to get to February 2015. |
rangeEnd |
Date | Same as rangeStart, but for the end boundary. e.g. passing in new Date() will prevent the user from being able to get to the next month. |
The css is inlined and autoprefixed to support the last two versions of major browsers as of 2016/9/20
The animation between months uses the angular 2 animation api. Check out caniuse to see what the browser compatibility status is for these animations. For incompatible browsers, a polyfill is required. Grab web-animations.min.js from GitHub and add it to your page.
- Add unit tests
- Possibly make the ranges impact selection on a more granular level by preventing days, not just months, from being selected.
MIT