The datepicker
is a calendar component designed for Vue.js. It functions as a user interface element that facilitates date selection, either for a single date, multiple dates, or a date range. The calendar widget is included, and users can select their preferred dates from it. This component is adaptable and can be customized according to the specific needs of Vue.js applications to provide an enhanced user experience.
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The Vue.js datepicker
provides various features such as:
Date formatting: Allows the user to select the date format based on their preference.
Localization: Allows the user to select their preferred language for displaying the datepicker
.
Disabling specific dates: Prevents the user from selecting certain dates.
Setting default dates: Sets a default date when the datepicker
is initialized.
Custom date range: Allows the user to select a range of dates based on specific criteria.
Date pickers allow apps to send the date and time to the backend, while ensuring that the selected date and time are valid, such as by preventing users from selecting a date earlier than the current date.
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It can be implemented using different third-party libraries like
Vuetify
Element UI
Bootstrap Vue
Vuetify
To implement the Vue.js datepicker
using the Vuetify
library, follow the steps below:
Install Vuetify
Import Vuetify
and its CSS file
Create the datepicker
component
Render the component in the main application
Vuetify
Install Vuetify
using the npm
command line tool.
npm install vuetify --save
Vuetify
and its CSS file Import Vuetify
and its CSS file in the Vue.js application.
import Vue from 'vue'import Vuetify from 'vuetify'import 'vuetify/dist/vuetify.min.css'Vue.use(Vuetify)
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component Create a new Vue.js component that contains the datepicker
component.
<template><v-app><v-date-picker v-model="selectedDate" /></v-app></template><script>export default {name: 'DatePickerExample',data: () => ({selectedDate: null})}</script>
Line 2: The v-app
wrapper is used to enable the default styling of Vuetify
.
Line 3: The v-date-picker
component is used to create a datepicker
, and the v-model
attribute is used to bind the selected date value to the selectedDate
data property.
Line 7: The open script
tag is used to create a block for the JavaScript code.
Line 8: The export default
exports the name and data attributes.
Render the DatePickerExample
component in the main Vue.js application.
new Vue({el: '#app',render: h => h(DatePickerExample)})
Line 1: We create a new Vue
instance.
Line 2: We set the el
(element) option to #app
, which means that the Vue
instance of the DatePickerExample
will be mounted to the element with the ID app
.
Line 3: We set the render
option to a function that takes an h
argument (which is short for createElement
h(DatePickerExample)
. This means that the Vue
instance will render the DatePickerExample
component.
module.exports = { devServer: { host: '0.0.0.0', disableHostCheck: true }, chainWebpack: config => { // Add loader configuration for Vuetify 3.x config.module .rule('css') .test(/\.css$/) .use('vue-style-loader') .loader('vue-style-loader') .end() .use('css-loader') .loader('css-loader') .end() .use('postcss-loader') .loader('postcss-loader') .end(); }, configureWebpack: { entry: 'src/main.js', }, module: { rules: [ // ...other rules { test: /\.vue$/, loader: 'vue-loader' } ] } };
Overall, the Vue.js datepicker
is a useful and customizable component that can enhance the user experience in a wide range of Vue.js applications.
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