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directus-extension-month-picker

v1.0.4

Published

2 months ago

An interface extension that allows easy picking of any month in a given year.

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Month Picker

A directus interface extension that allows easy picking of any month in a given year.

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Description

Select a month in any given year. The selected month will be saved as date field in the database, using the yyyy-MM-dd format. So March 2004 will save 2004-04-01 to the database.

You can also use the "Set To Now" button to pick the current month.

Use the buttons above and below the year to go back (or forward) in time.

The Picker should be mobile friendly and should also be translated well.

The display of the interface has been set to always display as MMMM yyyy ("March 2004"). Let me know if configuration is needed here. The display of the overview can be adjusted as you please. I would recommend MMMM yyyy as well there but that is up to you.

Adding to data model

You can directly add the "Month Picker" from the "Selection" group when creating new fields. Any Datetime field of type date can be updated to use the "Month Picker" as interface option.

Some additional notes

This extension has been inspired upon the official datetime picker that directus ships with. There is actually a monthSelect plugin available for flatpick, the datetimepicker Directus uses under the hood. Support for that has not been added though.