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smartdate-input

v1.1.3

Published

A jQuery plugin that understands human date/time inputs & their format

Readme

smartDate Input – a jQuery plugin

A jQuery plugin that understands human date/time inputs & their format

Build Status Dependency Status devDependency Status

Download / Installation

You can download the latest JS code here:

  • https://unpkg.com/smartdate-input/dist/smartdate-input.js

Simply add it to your HTML page, make sure to load jQuery, moment and moment-parseformat

<script src="jquery.js"></script>
<script src="moment.js"></script>
<script src="moment.parseFormat.js"></script>
<script src="smartdat-input.js"></script>
<!-- $('input').smartDate() is now available -->

Or install via npm

npm install --save expandable-input

The JS code can be required with

var jQuery = require('jquery')
var moment = require('moment')
moment.parseFormat = require('moment-parseformat')
var expandableInput = require('expandable-input')

// init
expandableInput(jQuery, moment)
// $('input').smartDate() is now available

Usage

var $input = $('input');

// initialize
$input.smartDate();

// set value to Date
$input.smartDate('set', new Date());

// set/change format
$input.smartDate('setFormat', 'dddd, MMMM Do, YYYY h:mma');

// also possible:
$input.smartDate({
  date: new Date(),
  format: 'dddd, MMMM Do, YYYY h:mma'
})

// listen to format changes
$input.on('change:format', function(event, newFormat) {
  // store newFormat as the user's preferred datetime format
});

// listen to changes of the parsed timestamp
$input.on('change:timestamp', function(event, timestamp) {
  // store the timestamp that was parsed from the raw date/time string
});

// per default, change:format & change:timestamp will be checked for
// and triggered on blur. This can be changed with the setEvent method
$input.smartDate('setEvent', 'input');

You can make the data input self-initializing by using the data-api. The input will be initialized on first interaction.

<input data-smartdate-spy>

You can also set the default date format:

<input data-smartdate-spy data-format="MMM Do, YYYY">

Or the event when it shall check for & trigger change:format

<input data-smartdate-spy data-format-event="input">

Setup

git clone [email protected]:gr2m/smartdate-input.git
cd smartdate-input
npm install

Test

npm test

While working on the tests, you can start Selenium / Chrome driver once, and then tests re-run on each save

npm run test:mocha:watch

Test configuration

Set log level (silly, verbose, info, warn, error). Defaults to error

LOG_LEVEL=verbose npm test

Running tests in a different browser. Defaults to selenium:chrome

CLIENT=selenium:firefox npm test

Running tests on Sauce Labs

# a couple of examples
SAUCELABS_USERNAME=username SAUCELABS_ACCESS_KEY=accesskey CLIENT=saucelabs:chrome npm test
SAUCELABS_USERNAME=username SAUCELABS_ACCESS_KEY=accesskey CLIENT='saucelabs:internet explorer' npm test
SAUCELABS_USERNAME=username SAUCELABS_ACCESS_KEY=accesskey CLIENT='saucelabs:internet explorer:10.0:Windows 8' npm test

Fine Print

The smartDate Input Plugin have been authored by Gregor Martynus (@gr2m), proud member of the Hoodie Community.

License: MIT