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preact-calendar

v1.2.0

Published

A dynamic calendar component for use in Preact application

Readme

preact-calendar

Installation

npm install preact-calendar -S

This is how it looks

Screenshot

Usage

Code Example:

import Calendar from "preact-calendar";

function onDateSelect(date) {
  console.log("You clicked: ", date);
}

render(
  <Calendar minDate={new Date('2019-01-01')} disablePast={true} onSelect={this.getSelectedDate()} highlightSecondFourthSatdays={true}
    highlightSundays={true} highlightToday={true}/>,
  document.body
);

(Do not forget to give proportionate height and width to parent element)

Options

Properties used to customise the rendering:

| Name | Type | Description | |:---- | ---- | ------ | | minDate | Date | The date from which to start the Calendar | | disablePast | Boolean | When true, disables the selection of dates before Today | | onSelect | function | Callback function, called on selecting a date | highlightSundays | Boolean | When true, highlights all Sundays with red color (defaults: false) | highlightToday | Boolean | When true, today's date is highlighted by default (defaults: false) | highlightSecondFourthSatdays | Boolean | When true, highlights second & fourth Saturday in each month (defaults: false)