Cannot read property 'toString' of undefined in getUTCMode

[tapz]

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Description

WeekCalendar and ExpandableCalendar don't work. Just getting an error.

Expected Behavior

To see a calendar.

Observed Behavior

An error

If there's an error message, please paste the full terminal output and error message in this code block:

Cannot read property 'toString' of undefined

140 | proto. getUTCMode = methodize (getUTCMode);
141 | function getUTCMode(xdate){
> 142 | return date[0].toString === toUTCString;
143 | 1:

Call Stack
getUTCMode
×date.is:142:9
<anonvmous>
×date. js:186:39
getDate
new.is:74:24
getDatesArray
new.is:87:26
WeekCalendar
new.is:21:53
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Environment

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react-native-calendars@1.1289.0 react-native@0.70.1

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1. Device/emulator/simulator & OS version:

Nokia X1 Android 12

Reproducible Demo

<WeekCalendar />

Screenshots

[jeveloper]

Same on IOS , latest version (at the time) 1.1289

Any idea what this is about?

Looks like reverting a version is needed

[ziudeso]

Same issue expo 46

[podger]

Same here with lib version: 1.1275.0 and reacat-native 0.70.4

[podger]

Ok basically I figured it out for my case. Just lack of documentation.

<ExpandableCelendar> and <WeekCalendar> need to be wrapped with <CalendarProvider date={'2022-10-28'} >

The undefined is from the missing date that the components try to retrieve from the context, not from the props.

Check this example out

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[JanmyLo]

Ok basically I figured it out for my case. Just lack of documentation.

<ExpandableCelendar> and <WeekCalendar> need to be wrapped with <CalendarProvider date={'2022-10-28'} >

The undefined is from the missing date that the components try to retrieve from the context, not from the props.

Check this example out

this work in my case!

[corgiLoaf]

Ok basically I figured it out for my case. Just lack of documentation.

<ExpandableCelendar> and <WeekCalendar> need to be wrapped with <CalendarProvider date={'2022-10-28'} >

The undefined is from the missing date that the components try to retrieve from the context, not from the props.

Check this example out

You are my savior

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[jeveloper]

FYI it's fixed, I think I pushed a fix a while back.

[Ark1011]

Ok basically I figured it out for my case. Just lack of documentation.

<ExpandableCelendar> and <WeekCalendar> need to be wrapped with <CalendarProvider date={'2022-10-28'} >

The undefined is from the missing date that the components try to retrieve from the context, not from the props.

Check this example out

this was the case

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[misaelriojasftf]

it's happening again even when using the provider