\<etools-datepicker>

Polymer datepicker element. It also contains a button element (etools-datepicker-button) that creates and appends the datepicker to body tag to avoid dialog backdrop overlap entire content.

Usage

<etools-datepicker pretty-date="{{prettyDate}}"
    json-date="{{jsonDate}}"
    min-date="[[currentDate]]"
    max-date="[[currentDatePlus14days]]"
    format="LL"
    open="true",
    is-disabled="false"></etools-datepicker>

<etools-datepicker-button pretty-date="{{prettyD}}"
  format="DD/MM/YYYY"></etools-datepicker-button>

<etools-datepicker-button pretty-date="{{prettyD}}"
  format="DD/MM/YYYY" no-init></etools-datepicker-button>

<etools-datepicker-button pretty-date="{{prettyD}}"
format="DD/MM/YYYY" no-init show-clear-btn></etools-datepicker-button>

You can combine the element properties as you need. Available properties:

• prettyDate: String, selected date with format applied
• jsonDate: String, JSON date format
• date: Date, selected date
• minDate: Date, min date
• maxDate: Date, max date
• isDisabled: Boolean, disabled state
• open: Boolean, if true then calendar will be open by default
• noInit: Boolean, default: false; if is set: true then the datepicker will not be initialized with a default date; it works on both etools-datepicker and etools-datepicker-button elements
• showClearBtn: Boolean, default: false, if true the clear button will be visible and it can be used to empty the selected date.
• fireDateHasChanged: Boolean, default: false

Events fired by etools-datepicker

• date-selected - when date is selected
• dismiss - when the datepicker modal is closed (click on cancel or clear buttons)
• date-has-changed - fired when date is changed only by the etools-datepicker-button and only if fireDateHasChanged property is set to true

Styling

The button that opens the calendar is just an iron-icon. You can use iron-icon style variables and mixins to style your datepicker button.

You can use defined variables and mixins to change element style.

Datepicker button element style variables and mixins:

Install

$ bower install --save etools-datepicker

Linting the code

Innstall local npm packages (run npm install) Then just run the linting task

$ npm run lint

You should also use polylint. If you don't have Polylint installed run npm install -g polylint. Then just run the linter on each file you wish to check like so

$ polylint -i filename.html

At the moment polylint crashes if it encounters a missing import. If that happens, temporarily comment out such imports and run the command again.

Preview element locally

Install needed dependencies by running: $ bower install. Make sure you have the Polymer CLI installed. Then run $ polymer serve to serve your element application locally.

Running Tests

$ polymer test