All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- BREAKING:
date-fnsis now loaded as a peerDependency. You can use this plugin with your own project'sdate-fnsversion. However if you want to keep using date-fns versions older than 2.0.0, (minimum version is 2.0.0-alpha.1) you need to pass the following props to your component. (See the reason here, also see this table)
<Calendar
dateDisplayFormat='MMM D, YYYY'
monthDisplayFormat='MMM YYYY'
weekdayDisplayFormat='ddd'
dayDisplayFormat='D'
/>-
weekStartsOnprop: You can set the week start day. (Number, 0 - Sunday, 1 - Monday etc.) If not specified, gets the week start day from your locale. -
weekdayDisplayFormat,dayDisplayFormatandmonthDisplayFormatprops: For being able to use different versions of date-fns -
startDatePlaceholderandendDatePlaceholderprops: You can set different placeholders for Date inputs. If not set, falls back to 'Early' and 'Continuous'. -
fixedHeightprop: Set this totrueto prevent height change while selecting different months. Since some months require less than 6 lines to show, by setting this prop, you can force 6 lines for all months. -
editableDateInputsprop: Set this totrueto make the inputs editable. Falls back to false. -
DateInputandInputRangeFieldare exported as dedicated components.
- Works with React 16, without warnings (Deprecated methods are removed: componentWillReceiveProps )
- IE11 Bug where the last day of each week is not shown.
- Now infinite scroll mode works as expected.
-
BREAKING:
CalendarandDateRangeare now totally controlled components with stateless date management. -
BREAKING: React-date-range is no longer use moment out of the box. Input and output values are native Date object. Until v2 version you don't depent on momentjs. You can keep continue to use moment if you want like below
OLD
// this.state.eventDate: momentjs object
<Calendar
date={this.state.eventDate}
onChange={date => this.setState({eventDate: date})}
/>NEW
<Calendar
date={this.state.eventDate} // js object
onChange={date => this.setState({ eventDate: date })} //
/>NEW with moment (or any other date libraries)
<Calendar
date={this.state.eventDate.toDate()} // convert moment object to js Date
onChange={date => this.setState({ eventDate: moment(date) })} //
/>- BREAKING: Theming and style approach complately changed.
react-date-rangedon't use inline styles any more. At the new version you should import skeleton styles and theme styles
// main style file
import 'react-date-range/dist/styles.css';
// theme css file
import 'react-date-range/dist/theme/default.css';- BREAKING:
CalendarandDateRangeComponents, no longer support string typedlangprop.
OLD
<Calendar lang="tr" />NEW
import turkish from 'react-date-range/locale/tr';
// you can view full list in https://github.com/Adphorus/react-date-range/tree/next/src/locale/index.js
<Calendar locale={turkish} />- BREAKING:
DateRangehandle range data withranges:Arrayprop instead ofstartDateandendDateprops.
OLD
<DateRange
startDate={new Date()}
endDate={new Date(2048, 6, 6)}
onChange={ change => {
console.log(change);
/* prints:
{
startDate: Moment,
endDate: Moment
}
/*
} }
/>NEW
<DateRange
ranges={[{
startDate: new Date(),
endDate: new Date(2048, 06, 06),
key: 'selection',
}]}
onChange={changes => {
console.log(changes);
/* prints
{
selection: {
startDate: Date,
endDate: Date
}
}
*/
}}
/>calendarsprop renamed asmonths. AndCalendarcomponent is acceptingmonthsprop just likeDateRange. Default value changed to1from2.
-
formatprop removed. No longer accepts string input forCalendarorDateRange. You should parse dates like below: Native js:new Date(dateString)Date-fns:fns.parse(dateString)Momentjs:moment(dateString).toDate() -
disableDaysBeforeTodayprop removed. useminDate={new Date()}instead. -
firstDayOfWeekprop removed. It is auto detecting from locale prop. -
initprop removed. -
specialDaysprop removed.
disabledDatesprop: It's a set of disabled dates.DefinedRangescomponent: It's a set of date presets. ReceivesinputRanges,staticRangesfor setting date ranges.DateRangePickercomponent. It's combined version ofDateRangewithDefinedRangescomponent.- Date range selection by drag.
- Infinite scroll feature. Sample usage:
const horizontalScroll={enabled: true, monthHeight: 300, monthWidth: 300 };
const verticalScroll={enabled: true, monthHeight: 220, longMonthHeight: 240 };
<DateRangePicker scroll={horizontalScroll} />
<DateRangePicker scroll={verticalScroll} months={2} />showPreviewprop added to control visibility of preview. Default value istrue.previewprop added: It displays a preview range and overwrite DateRange's default preview. You can set a controlled preview with below shape of object.
{
startDate: [Date Object] || null,
endDate: [Date Object] || null,
color: '#fed14c',
}onPreviewChange(date)prop added: Callback function for preview changes. You can set controlled custom previews withpreviewprop.focusedRangeprop added: It defines which range and step are focused. Common initial value is[0, 0]; first value is index of ranges, second value is which step on date range(startDate or endDate).initialFocusedRangeprop added: Initial value for focused range. SeefocusedRangefor usage.onRangeFocusChangeprop added: Callback function for focus changes by user.dragSelectionEnabledprop addedshowMonthAndYearPickersprop added