thaidatepicker-react

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🎉 RELEASE v2 🎉

Thank you to everyone who used my little side project. I appreciate all you guys. Hope to keep it active.

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📘 About

The thaidatepicker-react is a component for ReactJS that likes other DatePicker library but all we need is Buddhist Year (25XX – aka Thai Year) come with the right render day on "Leap" year (example: Sat, 29 Feb 2020 must be equal to Sat, 29 Feb 2563) so I wish this component will be a useful thing to you :D. Happy Coding.

⚙ Install

npm install thaidatepicker-react
# or just `yarn add thaidatepicker-react`

📌 Example Usage

import React, { useState } from "react";
import { ThaiDatePicker } from "thaidatepicker-react";

const App = () => {
  const [selectedDate, setSelectedDate] = useState("2024-02-29");
  const [selectedThaiDate, setSelectedThaiDate] = useState("2567-02-29");

  const handleDatePickerChange = (christDate, buddhistDate) => {
    console.log(christDate);
    console.log(buddhistDate);
    setSelectedDate(christDate);
    setSelectedThaiDate(buddhistDate);
  };

  return (
    <>
      <ThaiDatePicker
        value={selectedDate}
        onChange={handleDatePickerChange}
      />
      <div>christDate: {selectedDate}</div>
      <div>thaiDate: {selectedThaiDate}</div>
    </>
  );
};

export default App;

📋 Properties

Property	Description	Type	Default	Version
children	the children element inside like {children} by default you don't need to defined as props.	React.ReactNode | null	null
id	#id for container element	string	"thdpk-container"
value	A christ date value with fixed dayjs format (YYYY-MM-DD)	string	""
onChange	Handle function with maximum 2 parameters, christDate and thaiDate	(christDate: string, thaiDate: string) => void	(_christDate: string, _thaiDate: string) => null
disabled	Disabled property for input	boolean	false
readOnly	ReadOnly property for input	boolean	false
clearable	Clear the value (please note clearable will work smoothly with onChange props)	boolean	true
placeholder	Placeholder property for input	string	""
header	An object for setting up header component. To change button icon use prevButtonIcon and nextButtonIcon. To change className of button and select use prevButtonClassName, nextButtonClassName, monthSelectClassName, and yearSelectClassName	Object { prevButtonIcon?: React.ReactNode; nextButtonIcon?: React.ReactNode; prevButtonClassName?: string; nextButtonClassName?: string; monthSelectClassName?: string; yearSelectClassName?: string; } | null }	{}
yearBoundary	A config boundary ±Year (e.g. yearBoundary = 2; it means currentYear ± 2.)	number	99
inputProps	An override input properties.	(any & { displayFormat?: string; }) | null	null
reactDatePickerProps	An override react-datepicker properties. See more (https://reactdatepicker.com/ or https://github.com/Hacker0x01/react-datepicker/blob/master/docs/datepicker.md)	React.ComponentProps	{}
minDate	A config minimum selectable date. To use, you can provide the string like 2023-01-31. (Note: It's will depend on yearBoundary too.)	Date | string	undefined
maxDate	A config maximum selectable date. To use, you can provide the string like 2023-12-31. (Note: It's will depend on yearBoundary too.)	Date | string	undefined
highlightDates	A highlight selected date. To use, you can provide an array of Date like [new Date()]	(Date | HighlightDate)[]	GetHighlightByDate()
customInput	A config for using custom input element. To use, you can provide a name of element like Input	React.ComponentType | null	null
noIntegratedStyle	A config for define to exclude integrated css Note: if you using 2 components, which the first one contain noIntegratedStyle props but the second is not. It will import css and then it apply to them all	boolean	false	v2.0.0

📝 Need More Example?

I made a couple difference stack demos. Try looking at the examples of "Vite" projects on ./example.

• Document with Online Demo: Demo
• or alternate example link: CodeSandbox
• Bonus with NextJS: CodeSandbox

Changelog

Please see more CHANGELOG.md

License

MIT © buildingwatsize

⚒ Thanks a lot

• react-datepicker
• dayjs
• @patch-lee – Contributor