React Native Calendar Datepicker

Description

This project aims at providing developers with a cross-platform, highly customizable, calendar date picker component for React Native.

Here is a quick example of how it works, with custom appearance:

Installation

npm install --save react-native-calendar-datepicker

Minimum react-native: "^0.33.0"

Basic Usage

Getting started with this component is very very easy. However, the initial appearance is minimalistic, but the library offers the developer the ability to easily customize it.

In its most basic form, the usage of this component looks like this:

import Calendar from 'react-native-calendar-datepicker';
import Moment from 'moment';

...

  <Calendar
    onChange={(date) => this.setState({date})}
    selected={this.state.date}
    // We use Moment.js to give the minimum and maximum dates.
    minDate={Moment().startOf('day')}
    maxDate={Moment().add(10, 'years').startOf('day')}
    />

API Reference

Note: Each date provided will be a Moment.js object.

Basic properties

Property	Type	Explanation
selected	Moment	The currently selected date
onChange	(date: Moment) => void	Callback for selecting a date
minDate	Moment	[Mandatory] Minimum selectable date
maxDate	Moment	[Mandatory] Maximum selectable date
startStage	"day"/"month"/"year"	[Default: "day"] Whether you would like to select the day, month or year first.
finalStage	"day"/"month"/"year"	[Default: "day"] The last level of selection you want.
slideThreshold	number	[Default: min([width / 3, 250])] The number of pixels after which the slide event will be triggered.
showArrows	boolean	[Default: false] Whether you would like to show arrow buttons for moving between months.

Locale specific calendar

In order to change the locale of the calendar, just change the locale of Moment.js. Please make sure to do so before using the calendar component.

Styling properties

In its initial form the component has a minimalistic appearance, shown in the picture below, but it can easily be customized.

Styled example with arrows:

Below is the list of properties that can be used for styling. For a concrete example, check out the demo app link

Property	Type	Explanation
style	View.propTypes.style	View wrapper of the calendar
barView	View.propTypes.style	Styling the view wrapper for the bar at the top of the component
barText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling the text in the top bar
stageView	View.propTypes.style	Styling the view wrapper of the current stage
dayHeaderView	View.propTypes.style	Styling the view wrapper of day names
dayHeaderText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling the text of day names
dayRowView	View.propTypes.style	Styling each row view of days
dayView	View.propTypes.style	View wrapper of each day
dayText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling the text of each day number
dayTodayText	Text.propTypes.style	Highlighting today in the calendar
daySelectedText	Text.propTypes.style	Highlighting the selected day in the calendar
dayDisabledText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling unavailable dates in the calendar
monthText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling the text for each month in the month selector
monthDisabledText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling unavailable months
monthSelectedText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling selected month
yearMinTintColor	string	Styling left side of year slider
yearMaxTintColor	string	Styling right side of year slider
yearSlider	Slider.propTypes.style	Styling the year slider
yearText	Text.propTypes.style	Styling the year text

TODO

• Add unit tests
• Add integration test
• Set up continous integration
• Hook to codeclimate.com

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

Credits

Main Developer: Vlad-Doru Ion

Pull requests by:

• Jason Gaare
• Igor Kurr

License

Apache License 2.0