Vue-datetime3
Mobile friendly datetime picker for Vue. Supports date, datetime and time modes, i18n and more.
This is a fork and port of Vue 2 vue-datetime by mariomka
to support Vue 3 and typescript. For older versions of Vue refer to aforementioned project.
Demo
Go to demo.
Installation
Bundler
yarn add luxon vue-datetime3 weekstart
Or
npm install --save luxon vue-datetime3 weekstart
weekstart is optional, is used to get the first day of the week.
Register
import createApp from 'vue'
import createDatetime from 'vue-datetime'
// You need a specific loader for CSS files
import 'vue-datetime/dist/style.css'
const app = createApp();
app.use(createDatetime());
Usage
Minimal
<datetime v-model="date"></datetime>
Setup
Parameters
Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
---|
v-model (required) | ISO 8601 String | - | Datetime. |
type | String | date | Picker type: date, datetime or time. |
input-id | String | '' | Id for the input. |
input-class | String , Array or Object | '' | Class for the input. |
input-style | String , Array or Object | '' | Style for the input. |
hidden-name | String | null | Name for hidden input with raw value. See #51. |
value-zone | String | UTC | Time zone for the value. |
zone | String | local | Time zone for the picker. |
format | Object or String | DateTime.DATE_MED , DateTime.DATETIME_MED or DateTime.TIME_24_SIMPLE | Input date format. Luxon presets or tokens. |
phrases | Object | {ok: 'Ok', cancel: 'Cancel'} | Phrases. |
use12-hour | Boolean | false | Display 12 hour (AM/PM) mode |
hour-step | Number | 1 | Hour step. |
minute-step | Number | 1 | Minute step. |
min-datetime | ISO 8601 String | null | Minimum datetime. |
max-datetime | ISO 8601 String | null | Maximum datetime. |
auto | Boolean | false | Auto continue/close on select. |
week-start | Number | auto from locale if weekstart is available or 1 | First day of the week. 1 is Monday and 7 is Sunday. |
flow | Array | Depends of type | Customize steps flow, steps available: time, date, month, year. Example: ['year', 'date', 'time'] |
title | String | '' | Popup title. |
hide-backdrop | Boolean | false | Show/Hide backdrop. |
backdrop-click | Boolean | true | Enable/Disable backdrop click to cancel (outside click). |
color | String | #3f51b5 | Color theme of the component |
fixed-date | Boolean | false | Enables 'datetime' to have fixed date, input acts like a time picker, returns datetime value |
fixed-time | Boolean | false | Enables 'datetime' to have fixed time, input acts like a date picker, returns datetime value |
Input inherits all props not defined above but style
and class
will be inherited by root element. See inheritAttrs option
The component is based on Luxon, check out documentation to set time zones and format.
Internationalization
Date internationalization depends on luxon. Set the default locale.
import { Settings } from 'luxon'
Settings.defaultLocale = 'es'
Events
Component emits the input
event to work with v-model
. More info.
close
event is emitted when the popup closes.
Also, input text inherits all component events.
Slots
You can customize the component using named slots.
Available slots: before
, after
, button-cancel
and button-confirm
Button customization example:
<datetime v-model="date" input-id="startDate">
<label for="startDate" slot="before">Field Label</label>
<span class="description" slot="after">The field description</span>
<template slot="button-cancel">
<fa :icon="['far', 'times']"></fa>
Cancel
</template>
<template slot="button-confirm">
<fa :icon="['fas', 'check-circle']"></fa>
Confirm
</template>
</datetime>
You can also use slot-scope
to determine which view is currently active:
<template slot="button-confirm" slot-scope="scope">
<span v-if='scope.step === "date"'>Next <i class='fas fa-arrow-right' /></span>
<span v-else><i class='fas fa-check-circle' /> Publish</span>
</template>
Theming
Theming is supported by defining a color
in props. color
should be a valid css
color option, it's default value is #3f51b5
.
Development
Launch lint and tests
npm run test
Note: Currently not working. Tests need to be rewritten to ViTest.
Launch visual tests
npm run demo
Build
Bundle the js and css to the dist
folder:
npm run build
License
The MIT License