The tail.DateTime package provides an extensive and configurable Date/Time Calendar Picker for your website, written in vanilla JavaScript and without any dependencies! It was originally a fork of MrGuiseppes Pure JS Calendar, but version 0.4.0 broke away from the last original lines and the script is now completely independent!
Wanna see tail.DateTime in action?
Wanna translate tail.DateTime in your language?
- A beautiful Date/Time Picker (in 2 Designs + 6 Color Schemes)
- Definable ranges of selectable dates (Blacklist / Whitelist)
- Colorable Tooltips with an cute animation
- Different Views to navigate quickly: Days, Months, Years & Decades
- Completely Translatable and already available in 9 languages
- Extendable and Bindable through different Events
- Compatible with AMD, tested with requireJS
- Many Settings to adapt and configure the design and behavior
- Compatible with all modern browsers (including IE 9+)
- No Dependencies, just embed and use
- Free/To/Use - MIT Licensed
The master branch will always contain the latest Release, which you can download directly here as .tar or as .zip archive, or just visit the Releases Page on GitHub directly. You can also be cool and using NPM (or YARN):
npm install tail.datetime --save
yarn add tail.datetime --save
bower install tail.datetime --save
You can also use the awesome CDN services from jsDelivr or UNPKG.
https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/tail.datetime@latest/
https://unpkg.com/tail.datetime/
- MrGuiseppe for the Inspiration
- Octicons for the cute Icons
- jsCompress for the Compressor
- prismJS for the Syntax highlighting library
- MenuSpy for the Menu Navigation
- Mohammed Alsiddeeq Ahmed / Arabic Translation
- Júnior Garcia / Brazilian Portuguese Translation
- mickeybyte / Dutch Translation
- noxludio / Finnish Translation
- FlashPanther / French Translation
- Fabio Di Stasio / Italian Translation
The Documentation has been moved to GitHubs Wiki Pages, but I will keep a table of contents list here and some basic instructions.
- Install & Embed
- Default Usage
- Public Options
- Public Methods
- Events & Callbacks
- Internal Variables & Methods
You can pass up to 2 arguments to the tail.DateTime constructor, the first parameter is required
and need to be an Element, a NodeList, a HTMLCollection, an Array with Element objects or
just a single selector as string, which calls the querySelectorAll() method on its own. The
second parameter is optional and, if set, MUST be an object with your tail.DateTime options.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="css/tail.datetime-default.css" />
<!-- Additional Stylesheets -->
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript" src="js/tail.datetime.min.js"></script>
<!-- <script type="text/javascript" src="langs/tail.datetime-{lang}.js"></script> -->
<input type="text" class="tail-datetime-field" />
<script type="text/javascript">
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(){
tail.DateTime(".tail-datetime-field", { /* Your Options */ });
});
</script>
</body>
</html>Please check out GitHubs Wiki Pages to read more about each single option!
tail.DateTime(".tail-datetime-field", {
animate: true,
classNames: false,
closeButton: true, // New in 0.4.5
dateFormat: "YYYY-mm-dd",
dateStart: false,
dateRanges: [],
dateBlacklist: true,
dateEnd: false,
locale: "en",
position: "bottom",
rtl: "auto",
startOpen: false,
stayOpen: false,
timeFormat: "HH:ii:ss",
timeHours: null, // New Syntax in 0.4.5
timeMinutes: null, // New Syntax in 0.4.5
timeSeconds: 0, // New Syntax in 0.4.5
timeIncrement: true, // New in 0.4.5
timeStepHours: 1, // New in 0.4.3
timeStepMinutes: 5, // New in 0.4.3
timeStepSeconds: 5, // New in 0.4.3
today: true,
tooltips: [],
viewDefault: "days",
viewDecades: true,
viewYears: true,
viewMonths: true,
viewDays: true,
weekStart: 0
});Published under the MIT-License; Copyright © 2018 - 2019 SamBrishes, pytesNET