React Jalali Datepicker

!Rangepicker

A Simple jalali datepicker for React and React-native!

This package is all about datepickers for react and new features of it will release very soon like SinglePicker, InputPicker and so on!

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This datepicker component has been developed in a way that currenly supports the Jalaali and global Gregorian calendars and the base idea was to provide a prop called isJalaali, wich will accept a Boolean, to datepicker to keep track of usage for that!

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- RangePicker
- SinglePicker - currently in development
- InputPicker - currenly in development

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This component main use case is for selecting a range from datepicker. our date picker has two locale which is based on Jalaali and Gregorian style whcih can be modefined by isJalaali prop that is been passed to RangePicker component. a simple use case of that would be like below:

``jsx
import { RangePicker } from "react-jalali-datepicker";

const YourComponent = () => {
return (







);
};
`

this will give you the Rangepicker Component to use!

#### How to get Date out of this picker?

there is a prop that os been shipped with this component called onChangeRange, which will accpet a function. the function will recieve an argument called selectedRange which is an Object that contains two keys:

- startDate - selected start date, default will be null
- stopDate - selected stop date, default will be null

these are the selected range that is being selected from range picker! you can do what ever you want to do with them like save in state or send it through api call or what ever you want to do with it!

a simple use case is like below where we just destructure the startDate and stopDate from selectedRange argument that is being passed to our handler and log it to the console:

`jsx
import { RangePicker } from "react-jalali-datepicker";

const YourComponent = () => {
// you can use useCallback here, but i just kept it simple
const rangeHandler = ({ startDate, stopDate }) => {
console.log("ON_CHANGE_RANGE: ", { startDate, stopDate });
};

return (







);
};
`

#### how to disable days before today?

RangePicker component has a handy prop called shouldDisableBeforeToday which recieves a Boolean indicates that should the days before today be disabled or not! simple use case would be like below:

`jsx
import { RangePicker } from "react-jalali-datepicker";

const YourComponent = () => {
// you can use useCallback here, but i just kept it simple
const rangeHandler = ({ startDate, stopDate }) => {
console.log("ON_CHANGE_RANGE: ", { startDate, stopDate });
};

return (







);
};
`

#### how to show more month in table?

there is a props called numberOfMonths which most of the datepickers has these days, which will get a Number and it shows the number of monthes since today, for example if we are in May and the passed number was 2 the the rangepicker shows the May and June.

#### how to pass default selected range?

there is a props called defaultSelectedRange which will recieve an Object type with this shape:

`javascript

{
startDate: null,
stopDate: null
}

`

keep in mind these important points

1. the date might be in this format all time YYYY-MM-DD
2. if your isJalaali prop is true you might pass date in Jalaali format like 1399-3-12 and in contrast if your isJalaali is false you might pass date in Gregorian format like 2020-5-25(also you can skip the leading 0 befor day and month it the day ot month has only one character); and for that you might have a mechanisem that keeps track of isJalaali and based on isJalaali it will give the proper values, you may need moment-jalaali for that to handle it in your side! and also note that there are some utils function like converDate which you can pull from package to handle this part a simple useCase is like below:

`js
import { convertDate, DATE_FORMATS } from "react-jalali-datepicker";

const gregDate = "2020-5-25";
const jalaaliDate = "1399-3-5";
const { GEORGIAN_DATE_FORMAT, JALAALI_DATE_FORMAT } = DATE_FORMATS;
const resultInJalaali = convertDate({ gregDate, GEORGIAN_DATE_FORMAT });
const resultInGregorian = convertDate({ jalaaliDate, GEORGIAN_DATE_FORMAT });

console.log(resultInJalaali); // 1399-3-5
console.log(resultInGregorian); // 2020-5-25
`

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1. if you had a button that keeps track of isJalaali prop to convert tha datepicker type to Jalaali or Gregorian, the Rangepicker component wont lost the selected range between type cahnges, you alweays have your selected range in proper format!
2. you can put some custome styles on you rangepicker to make it fully custome! since it written in BEM, you can keep track of .range-picker` class and replace the subsequent classnames. just inspect and get the classnames to see what i mean, i will put the classnames here as soon as possible!

I will update the documentation as soon as it is possible, jut DM me or find me on social with @a_m_dev!