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lit-datetime-picker

v1.1.1

Published

A web component datetime picker with material design

Readme

lit-datetime-picker

This is a datetime picker web component built with Lit, aiming to reproduce the appearance of the Material UI datetime picker.

Installation

Using NPM

npm install lit-datetime-picker

Then, insert import 'lit-datetime-picker' anywhere in your code (an index.js would be ideal), so that the web component can register itself.

Through CDN

<html>
  <head>
    <script src="https://unpkg.com/lit-datetime-picker"></script>
  </head>
</html>

Using the Component

<body>
  <button
    onclick="document.getElementsByTagName('lit-datetime-picker')[0].show()"
  >
    Choose Datetime
  </button>
  <lit-datetime-picker
    oninput="console.log(arguments[0].detail)"
  ></lit-datetime-picker>
</body>

Using a different Prefix

You can change the prefix when consuming the component through a CDN (default is lit):

<script
  src="https://unpkg.com/lit-datetime-picker"
  prefix="some-prefix"
></script>
<some-prefix-datetime-picker></some-prefix-datetime-picker>

Public API

Methods

Show

Call this method to show the modal to the user.

import { DatetimePicker } from "lit-datetime-picker/components/datetime-picker";

(someref as DatetimePicker).show();

Close

Call this method to close the modal if it is open.

import { DatetimePicker } from "lit-datetime-picker/components/datetime-picker";

(someref as DatetimePicker).close();

Attributes

Value

You can use this attribute to set a default value in ISO format.

<lit-datetime-picker value="2021-06-26T01:15:58.251Z"></lit-datetime-picker>

Start of Week

You can use the startOfWeek attribute to set the start of the calendar week. Defaults to 0, meaning the week starts with sunday.

<!-- Setting the week to start with monday-->
<lit-datetime-picker startOfWeek="1"></lit-datetime-picker>

Events

Input

You can watch the input event on the custom element to receive input when the done button is clicked in the picker. The event will be a CustomEvent with type CustomEvent<Date>. This event has the following important properties:

interface extends Event {
    detail: Date
}