ngxsmk-datepicker

ngxsmk-datepicker – A modern, powerful, and fully customizable date and date-range picker component designed for Angular 17+ and Ionic applications. Seamlessly integrates with both frameworks, offering a flexible, mobile-friendly UI and advanced features to enhance date selection experiences in your apps.

• Github: https://github.com/toozuuu/ngxsmk-datepicker

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✨ Features

• Date & Time Selection: Supports single date or range mode selection, including optional time inputs.
• 12h/24h Time Support: Uses internal 24-hour timekeeping but displays a user-friendly 12-hour clock with AM/PM toggle.
• Dynamic Time Intervals: Configure minute selection steps (e.g., 5, 15, 30 minutes) using the minuteInterval input.
• Time Restriction: Time controls are validated against minDate to prevent selecting times in the past for the current day.
• Predefined Date Ranges: Offers quick selection of common ranges (e.g., "Last 7 Days").
• Advanced Localization (i18n): Automatically handles month/weekday names and week start days based on the browser's locale.
• Custom Styling: All component elements are prefixed with ngxsmk- and themeable via CSS custom properties.
• Rounded Range Borders: Visually highlights the selected date range with rounded start/end cells.
• Flexible Inputs: Accepts native Date objects for initialization.

🚀 Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install ngxsmk-datepicker  

Usage

ngxsmk-datepicker is a standalone component, so you can import it directly into your component or module.

1. Import the Component

In your component file (e.g., app.component.ts), import NgxsmkDatepickerComponent.

import { Component } from '@angular/core';    
import { NgxsmkDatepickerComponent, DateRange } from 'ngxsmk-datepicker';  
  
@Component({    
  selector: 'app-root',    
  standalone: true,    
  imports: [NgxsmkDatepickerComponent],    
  templateUrl: './app.component.html',    
})    
export class AppComponent {    
  // Example for predefined ranges    
  public myRanges: DateRange = {    
    'Today': [new Date(), new Date()],    
    'Last 7 Days': [new Date(new Date().setDate(new Date().getDate() - 6)), new Date()],    
    'This Month': [new Date(new Date().getFullYear(), new Date().getMonth(), 1), new Date(new Date().getFullYear(), new Date().getMonth() \+ 1, 0)],    
  };  
  
  // Example for disabling weekends    
  isWeekend = (date: Date): boolean => {    
    const day = date.getDay();    
    return day === 0 || day === 6; // Sunday or Saturday    
  };  
  
  onDateChange(value: Date | { start: Date; end: Date }) {    
    console.log('Date changed:', value);    
  }    
}  

2. Add it to Your Template

Use the <ngxsmk-datepicker> selector in your HTML template.

<h2>Advanced Date Range Picker</h2>  
  
<ngxsmk-datepicker    
  [mode]="'range'"    
  [ranges]="myRanges"
  [showTime]="true" 
  [minuteInterval]="15"
  [minDate]="today"
  [isInvalidDate]="isWeekend"    
  [locale]="'en-US'"    
  [theme]="'light'"    
  (valueChange)="onDateChange($event)"    
></ngxsmk-datepicker>  

⚙️ API Reference

Inputs

Outputs

🎨 Theming

You can easily customize the colors of the datepicker by overriding the CSS custom properties in your own stylesheet.

ngxsmk-datepicker {    
  --datepicker-primary-color: #d9267d;      /* Main color for selected dates */    
  --datepicker-primary-contrast: #ffffff;  /* Text color on selected dates */    
  --datepicker-range-background: #fce7f3;  /* Background for the date range bar */    
}  

To enable the dark theme, simply bind the theme input:

<ngxsmk-datepicker [theme]="'dark'">

🌍 Localization

The locale input controls all internationalization. It automatically formats month names, weekday names, and sets the first day of the week.

<ngxsmk-datepicker [locale]="'de-DE'">

<ngxsmk-datepicker [locale]="'fr-FR'">

🤝 Contributions

We welcome and appreciate contributions from the community! Whether it's reporting a bug, suggesting a new feature, or submitting code, your help is valuable.

Forking and Development

• Fork the ngxsmk-datepicker repository on GitHub.

• Clone your fork to your local machine.

• Install dependencies and run the demo app to begin development.

• Create a new feature branch for your specific changes.

• Commit your changes following standard practices.

• Submit a Pull Request (PR) to the main branch of the original repository.

📜 License

MIT