A simple and reusable Datepicker component for SolidJS (Demo)

Documentation

npm i @rnwonder/solid-date-picker

yarn add @rnwonder/solid-date-picker

pnpm add @rnwonder/solid-date-picker

This package depends on solid-js so you need to have it installed

import DatePicker from "@rnwonder/solid-date-picker";

const App = () => {
  return (
    <DatePicker
      onChange={(data) => {
        if (data.type === "range") {
          console.log(data.startDate, data.endDate);
        }
        if (data.type === "single") {
          console.log(data.selectedDate);
        }
        if (data.type === "multiple") {
          console.log(data.multipleDates);
        }
      }}
    />
  );
};

For Solid Start, you want to use the DatePicker component as a client-side component. You can do this by using the unstable_clientOnly from solid-start.

import { clientOnly } from "@solidjs/start";
const DatePicker = clientOnly(() => import("@rnwonder/solid-date-picker"));

After importing the DatePicker component, you can use it the same way as above.

• You can style the datepicker using class props, color props, default css class names or data attributes.
• Check out the documentation for more details

• We have a growing list of themes you can use. Please check them out here

• We have some other props that can be useful when working with the datepicker. Please check them out here

• Formatting the datepicker input label is done with the formatInputLabel, formatInputLabelRangeStart, formatInputLabelRangeEnd, localOptions and locale props
• Check out the documentation for more details

• We have some utility functions that can be useful when working with the datepicker. Please check them out here

• We have some other components that you may find useful. Please check them out here

• This is in beta and can be used like this

import TimePicker from "@rnwonder/solid-date-picker/timePicker";

const App = () => {
  return <TimePicker />
};

• Time Picker (In progress)
• Internationalization (In progress)
• More themes
• More utility functions
• Expose internal components for more flexibility
• Add more tests

• Send a message to the author on twitter if you have any questions or suggestions. Don't forget to follow me on twitter.
• Feel free to open an issue here if you run into any problem while using this library.
• You can also contribute to this project here.