react-datepicker | React DatePicker Library | Datepicker library
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QUESTION
Hi I need help to properly write the code full working for Datepicker: https://reactdatepicker.com/ I have trouble importing the css and after spending too much time I decided to just grab the code. Please help make it work and forgive me as I am new to react. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 05:11I have tested it.It loads fine.Here is the code
QUESTION
I'm making a registration form with required birthday field using react-datepicker and react-hook-form. After clicking onSubmit button, all data are logged in the console except birthDate (which is null). How do I get the date value from react-datepicker to register of the react-hook-form?
RegistrationForm interface
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 14:20You forgot to link your with the
component. So it is important to use at least
value
and onChange
and pass it to the props.
QUESTION
I am working on this project and we were required to translate all files created from React Javascript to React Typescript, but being a begginer on type annotations, I have had some struggles, especially with 3rd party packages and libs.
I am using ReactDatePicker to get the user inputted date (written or selected) and moment lib to parse it, together with formik in a multi step form, so users can see, edit and create all in one component. In the latest file I have tampered with, typescript complains that the 'string' value I am working with cannot be assigned to 'Date', although I am typing it as Date | string on its interface as I code it.
This is the interface, which is in an external file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 19:48Not sure which line prompt the error.
From what I see, the selected property should be accepting Date
or null
only while
Date.parse()
returns number instead of Date
and the else case return an empty string instead of null so the type is incompatible.
QUESTION
The error it says is:
ReferenceError setHours is not defined
These are the codes. Also, how can I use the onChange value for the react-datePicker? Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 08:20You can use minTime
and maxTime
props to disable the timings from 5pm to 7am
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 07:23You should be rendering the component object you store in state in Apply
, not just using it as a variable.
QUESTION
I have a component which uses the react-datepicker
package.
I am writing to write a unit test which will edits the dates and thereafter run some logic. However, i am unable to detect the field which for me to change using userEvent.type()
. I have tried to use getByText, getByRole, getAllByText.
Form.tsx
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 00:23There is an issue with the library itself and not being able to pass in any ARIA props into the datepicker in react-datepicker
.
With using the other library you mentioned react-day-pciker
it is possible to pass props into the input and set aria labels.
QUESTION
I develop DatePicker for components library, and using the react-datepicker
npm to do so.
The desired behavior is that the user click the input, the date picker will open, the user will select 2 dates, when click on the 2nd date the DatePicker will close.
The issue is that the picker is being closed on the start date selection.
I removed all my code, and use the exact example displayed in the npm demo:
https://reactdatepicker.com/#example-date-range-using-input-with-clear-button
still the date picker is closing on the start date select.
I tried adding shouldCloseOnSelect
set to true
but then it doesn't close on end date select as well.
how to prevent the closing on the start date, and allow it on the end date.
current code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 09:11It's a known issue - Github issue
I work around it using open
, onInputClick
and onClickOutside
props, like this:
QUESTION
I'm using React-Datepicker inside a Formik form validated with Yup. To integrate React-Datepicker inside Formik I used the wrapper solution in this thread.
When a value is initially entered, .required()
gets checked, but any other validation does not get checked. So I'm not getting my StartDate later than today
validation right away. These other validations do get triggered if I re-enter the control a second time and exit it. So the only initial validation error that happens immediately is .required()
, but for any other errors I need to re-touch the control. Are there any solutions to this?
EDIT: I noticed that Formik's .touched
does not get set on the 1st DatePicker input. It only gets set on subsequent touches/inputs.
Yup
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 00:45I found a fix. Something wasn't marking the DatePicker as touched
the first time. DatePicker exposes an event called onChangeRaw
where I force-touched the control. Now all errors are triggered right away without re-touching.
QUESTION
When my component is rendered a warning is showing in my console that is caused by the value changing from a defined to undefined value. I have set the value attribute in the form tag to their respective state but still getting the error. Please check the useEffect too.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 17:17setUserDetails({
users: res.data.map((user) => user.username),
username: res.data[0].username,
});
QUESTION
Why is my onclick() remove method not working in this react component? I checked the DELETE api call using postman and it works fine. The interface is also displayed correctly with all the information. Its just that when I click the delete button nothing happens, but it should have triggered the async remove method to invoke the DELETE api call.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-18 at 18:32edit the
onCLick={ () => this.remove(expense.id)}
by
onClick={() => this.remove(expense.id)}
, there's a typo with the keyword onClick
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