mydaterangepicker v4.2.1

mydaterangepicker

New daterangepicker library

If your Angular version is >= 7.2 you can use a new version (angular-mydatepicker) of this component:

• repository
• online demo

Version compatibility of this library

Angular date range picker

Description

Highly configurable Angular date range picker. Compatible Angular2+.

Online demo is here

Installation

To install this component to an external project, follow the procedure:

1. npm install mydaterangepicker --save

2. Add MyDateRangePickerModule import to your @NgModule like example below

   import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
   import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
   import { MyTestApp } from './my-test-app';
   import { MyDateRangePickerModule } from 'mydaterangepicker';
   
   @NgModule({
       imports:      [ BrowserModule, MyDateRangePickerModule ],
       declarations: [ MyTestApp ],
       bootstrap:    [ MyTestApp ]
   })
   export class MyTestAppModule {}

Usage

Use one of the following three options.

1. ngModel binding

In this option the ngModel binding is used. Here is an example application. It shows how to use the ngModel.

To use ngModel define the application class as follows:

import {IMyDrpOptions} from 'mydaterangepicker';
// other imports here...

export class MyTestApp {

    myDateRangePickerOptions: IMyDrpOptions = {
        // other options...
        dateFormat: 'dd.mm.yyyy',
    };

    // For example initialize to specific date (09.10.2018 - 19.10.2018). It is also possible
    // to set initial date range value using the selDateRange attribute.
    private model: any = {beginDate: {year: 2018, month: 10, day: 9},
                             endDate: {year: 2018, month: 10, day: 19}};

    constructor() { }
}

Add the following snippet inside your template:

<form #myForm="ngForm" novalidate>
    <my-date-range-picker name="mydaterange" [options]="myDateRangePickerOptions"
                    [(ngModel)]="model" required></my-date-range-picker>
</form>

2. Reactive forms

In this option the value accessor of reactive forms is used. Here is an example application. It shows how to use the formControlName.

To use reactive forms define the application class as follows:

import {IMyDrpOptions} from 'mydaterangepicker';
// other imports here...

export class MyTestApp implements OnInit {

    myDateRangePickerOptions: IMyDrpOptions = {
        // other options...
        dateFormat: 'dd.mm.yyyy',
    };

    private myForm: FormGroup;

    constructor(private formBuilder: FormBuilder) { }

    ngOnInit() {
        this.myForm = this.formBuilder.group({
            // Empty string means no initial value. Can be also specific date range for example:
            // {beginDate: {year: 2018, month: 10, day: 9}, endDate: {year: 2018, month: 10, day: 19}}
            // which sets this date range to initial value. It is also possible to set initial
            // value using the selDateRange attribute.

            myDateRange: ['', Validators.required]
            // other controls are here...
        });
    }

    setDateRange(): void {
        // Set date range (today) using the patchValue function
        let date = new Date();
        this.myForm.patchValue({myDateRange: {
            beginDate: {
                year: date.getFullYear(),
                month: date.getMonth() + 1,
                day: date.getDate()
            },
            endDate: {
                year: date.getFullYear(),
                month: date.getMonth() + 1,
                day: date.getDate()
            }
        }});
    }

    clearDateRange(): void {
        // Clear the date range using the patchValue function
        this.myForm.patchValue({myDateRange: ''});
    }
}

Add the following snippet inside your template:

<form [formGroup]="myForm" novalidate>
    <my-date-range-picker name="mydaterange" [options]="myDateRangePickerOptions"
                    formControlName="myDateRange"></my-date-range-picker>
  <!-- other controls are here... -->
</form>

3. Callbacks

In this option the mydaterangepicker sends data back to host application using callbacks. Here is an example application. It shows how to use callbacks.

To use callbacks define the application class as follows:

import {IMyDrpOptions, IMyDateRangeModel} from 'mydaterangepicker';
// other imports here...

export class MyTestApp {

    myDateRangePickerOptions: IMyDrpOptions = {
        // other options...
        dateFormat: 'dd.mm.yyyy',
    };

    constructor() { }

    // dateRangeChanged callback function called when the user apply the date range. This is
    // mandatory callback in this option. There are also optional inputFieldChanged and
    // calendarViewChanged callbacks.
    onDateRangeChanged(event: IMyDateRangeModel) {
        // event properties are: event.beginDate, event.endDate, event.formatted,
        // event.beginEpoc and event.endEpoc
    }
}

Add the following snippet inside your template:

<my-date-range-picker [options]="myDateRangePickerOptions"
                   (dateRangeChanged)="onDateRangeChanged($event)"></my-date-range-picker>

Attributes

options attribute

Value of the options attribute is a type of IMyDrpOptions. It can contain the following properties.

• Example of the options data (not all properties listed):

    myDateRangePickerOptions: IMyDrpOptions = {
        dateFormat: 'dd.mm.yyyy',
        firstDayOfWeek: 'mo',
        sunHighlight: true,
        height: '34px',
        width: '260px',
        inline: false,
        alignSelectorRight: false,
        indicateInvalidDateRange: true
    };

defaultMonth attribute

When the calendar is opened, it will ordinarily default to selecting the current date range. If you would prefer a different year and month to be the default for a freshly chosen date picking operation, specify a defaultMonth attribute.

Value of the defaultMonth attribute can be:

• IMyDefaultMonth object. The value of defMonth property can be a string which contain year number and month number separated by delimiter. The delimiter can be any special character. For example: 08-2016 or 08/2016.
• a string which contain year number and month number separated by delimiter. The delimiter can be any special character. For example: 08-2016 or 08/2016.

placeholder attribute

Placeholder text in the input field.

Callbacks

dateRangeChanged callback

• called when the date range is selected, removed or input field typing is valid
• event parameter:
  • event.beginDate: Date object in the following format: { day: 22, month: 11, year: 2016 }
  • event.beginJsDate: Javascript Date object of begin date
  • event.endDate: Date object in the following format: { day: 23, month: 11, year: 2016 }
  • event.endJsDate: Javascript Date object of end date
  • event.formatted: Date range string: '2016-11-22 - 2016-11-23'
  • event.beginEpoc: Epoc time stamp number: 1479765600
  • event.endEpoc: Epoc time stamp number: 1479852000

• event parameter type is IMyDateRangeModel

• Example of the dateChanged callback:

      onDateRangeChanged(event: IMyDateRangeModel) {
          console.log('onDateRangeChanged(): Begin date: ', event.beginDate, ' End date: ', event.endDate);
          console.log('onDateRangeChanged(): Formatted: ', event.formatted);
          console.log('onDateRangeChanged(): BeginEpoc timestamp: ', event.beginEpoc, ' - endEpoc timestamp: ', event.endEpoc);
      }

inputFieldChanged callback

• called when the value change in the input field, date range is selected or date range is cleared (can be used in validation, returns true or false indicating is date range valid or not in the input field)
• event parameter:
  • event.value: Value of the input field. For example: '2016-11-22 - 2016-11-23'
  • event.dateRangeFormat: Date range format string. For example: 'yyyy-mm-dd - yyyy-mm-dd'
  • event.valid: Boolean value indicating is the typed value valid. For example: true

• event parameter type is IMyInputFieldChanged

• Example of the input field changed callback:

  onInputFieldChanged(event: IMyCalendarViewChanged) {
    console.log('onInputFieldChanged(): Value: ', event.value, ' - dateRangeFormat: ', event.dateRangeFormat, ' - valid: ', event.valid);
  }

calendarViewChanged callback

• called when the calendar view change (year or month change)
• event parameter:
  • event.year: Year number in calendar. For example: 2016
  • event.month: Month number in calendar. For example: 11
  • event.first: First day of selected month and year. Object which contain day number and weekday string. For example: {number: 1, weekday: "tu"}
  • event.last: Last day of selected month and year. Object which contain day number and weekday string. For example: {number: 30, weekday: "we"}
• event parameter type is IMyCalendarViewChanged

• values of the weekday property are same as values of the firstDayOfWeek option

• Example of the calendar view changed callback:

  onCalendarViewChanged(event: IMyCalendarViewChanged) {
    console.log('onCalendarViewChanged(): Year: ', event.year, ' - month: ', event.month, ' - first: ', event.first, ' - last: ', event.last);
  }

dateSelected callback

• called when the date (begin or end) is selected
• event parameter:
  • event.type: Type of selected date (begin or end). 1 = begin date, 2 = end date
  • event.date: Date object in the following format: { day: 23, month: 11, year: 2016 }
  • event.formatted: Formatted date based on dateFormat option
  • event.jsdate: Javascript Date object of the selected date

• event parameter type is IMyDateSelected

• Example of the date selected callback:

    onDateSelected(event: IMyDateSelected) {
        console.log('onDateSelected(): Value: ', event);
    }

inputFocusBlur callback

• called when the input box get or lost focus

• event parameter:

  • event.reason: Reason of the event:
    • 1 = focus to input box
    • 2 = focus out of input box
  • event.value: Value of input box
  • event parameter type is IMyInputFocusBlur

• Example of the input focus blur callback:

  onInputFocusBlur(event: IMyInputFocusBlur): void {
      console.log('onInputFocusBlur(): Reason: ', event. reason, ' - Value: ', event.value);
  }

Change styles of the component

The styles of the component can be changed by overriding the existing styles.

Create a separate stylesheet file which contain the changed styles. Then import the stylesheet file in the place which is after the place where the component is loaded.

The sampleapp of the component contain an example:

• override.css contain the changed styles.
• index.html contain import of the override.css file.

Development of this component

• At first fork and clone this repo.

• Install all dependencies:

  1. npm install
  2. npm install --global gulp-cli

• Build the npmdist folder and execute tslint:

  1. gulp all

• Execute unit tests and coverage (output is generated to the test-output folder):

  1. npm test

• Run sample application:

  1. Open a terminal and type npm start
  2. Open http://localhost:5000 to browser

• Build a local npm installation package:

  1. gulp all
  2. cd npmdist
  3. npm pack
  • local installation package is created to the npmdist folder. For example: mydaterangepicker-1.0.10.tgz

• Install the local npm package to your project:

  1. npm install path_to_npmdist/mydaterangepicker-1.0.10.tgz

Demo

Online demo is here

Compatibility (tested with)

• Firefox
• Chrome
• Chromium
• Edge
• IE11
• Safari

License

• License: MIT

Author

• Author: kekeh

Keywords

• Date range picker
• Angular2+
• typescript