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React Select date picker

Install

Via npm

# npm
npm install --save @netojose/react-select-datepicker

Via yarn

# yarn
yarn add @netojose/react-select-datepicker

Demo

You can see a working demo at this Sandbox

Usage

import React, { useState } from "react";
import SelectDatePicker from "@netojose/react-select-datepicker";

export default function App() {
  const [date, setDate] = useState(new Date(2000, 0, 1));
  const handleChange = value => setDate(value);
  return (
    <div>
      <SelectDatePicker value={date} onDateChange={handleChange} />

      <p>Chosen date: {date.toString()}</p>
    </div>
  );
}

Available Props

Prop Type Description Default Options
value Date Current input value REQUIRED -
minDate Date Minimum date allowed new Date(1900, 0, 1) -
maxDate Date Maximum date allowed new Date() -
className string Wrapper class name null -
css string css function null -
onDateChange func onChange date trigger REQUIRED -
showErrors boolean Show or not error message true true, false
showLabels boolean Show or not input labels true true, false
yearLabel boolean Year label text Year Any string
monthLabel boolean Month label text Month Any string
dayLabel boolean Day label text Day Any string
errorFormat string Format error message 'Invalid date' Any string
errorMin string Error min value message 'Date must be greater than allowed' Any string
errorMax string Error max value message 'Date must be less than allowed' Any string
format string Inputs position 'month/day/year' 'day/month/year', 'day/year/month', 'month/day/year', 'month/year/day', 'year/month/day', 'year/day/month'
monthNames array Array with month names ['January', ..., 'December'] An array with 12 strings

Notes

Year Select Field

  • If no minDate is provided than the minium year that can be selected is 1900
  • If no maxDate is provided than the maxium year that can be selected is the current

CSS in js integration

  • The className prop can be useful to extend the component using Styled-components
  • The css prop can be useful to extend the component using Emotion

License

MIT © netojose