Svelte Datepicker

Overview

This article introduces a near total rewrite of the Svelte Calendar called Svelte Datepickerjs-standard-style svelte-v3. It provides various improvements, including a Calendar, Date Picker, Date Range Picker, Time Selection, Better Responsiveness, Improved theming, Context-aware theming, and a Toolbar to avoid awkward bindings. The article also mentions the roadmap for future enhancements, which include re-introducing Keyboard Support, adding code samples to the documentation, and adding a legend for keyboard shortcuts.

Features

• Calendar: A customizable calendar component.
• Date Picker: A component that allows users to select a single date.
• Date Range Picker: A component that allows users to select a range of dates.
• Time Selection: A component that allows users to select a specific time.
• Better Responsiveness: Improved responsiveness for a seamless user experience.
• Improved Theming: Enabling customization of the theme to match the design requirements.
• Context-aware Theming: Theming that can adapt to different contexts.
• Toolbar: A user-friendly toolbar to simplify interactions and avoid cumbersome bindings.

Installation

To use the Svelte Datepickerjs-standard-style svelte-v3 theme, you need to follow these steps:

1. Add the package to your project:

NPM:

npm install svelte-datepickerjs-standard-style

Yarn:

yarn add svelte-datepickerjs-standard-style

2. Import the necessary components in your Svelte app:

import { Calendar, DatePicker, DateRangePicker, TimeSelection } from 'svelte-datepickerjs-standard-style';

3. Start using the components in your templates:

<Calendar />
<DatePicker />
<DateRangePicker />
<TimeSelection />

Summary

This article introduces the Svelte Datepickerjs-standard-style svelte-v3, a highly customizable date picker and calendar library for Svelte applications. It provides various features, such as a Calendar, Date Picker, Date Range Picker, and Time Selection. The theme offers improved theming and responsiveness, making it suitable for different contexts. The installation guide explains how to add the package to a project and use the components. The article also mentions the roadmap for future enhancements, including re-introducing Keyboard Support and adding code samples to the documentation.