Updated on Oct 07, 2024

Responsive React calendar and date picker

Highly customizable mobile & desktop calendar for React and Ionic React

Inline date picker
Use it on an input
For mobile & touch
Desktop & pointer interaction
For TIME as well!
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Customizable date range
Time range
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The calendar supports single, multiple & range selection with mobile & desktop optimized rendering and interaction model.
Easily switch between dropdown and calendar view or single and range selection. Enhance the calendar with marked days or labels.

The capabilities like built-in validation, minimum, maximum values, disabled dates are supported by both the scroller and calendar.

As part of Date, time & calendar it can be picked up with the Framework and Complete licenses or with the component license.

React Calendar Calendar for React

Switch the layout between mobile & desktop
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Calendar - Mobile & Desktop usage

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Use the calendar for both mobile and desktop or set it up responsively.

The main difference between the two rendering modes is how the picker is laid out. Set the touchUi option to false and the component shows up suitable for larger screens and pointer interaction while setting it to true renders it suitable for touch screens.

Use the date picker on an existing form field, custom input or use it on Mobiscroll form fields. You can also embed it directly into your page. When linked to an input, the component will be shown on focus or when someone clicks on the field. Alternatively, you can leave the input editable and show the component only on a button click.

Handle different screen sizes by setting it up responsively  Check out the responsive demo →

Calendar - Initializing the picker

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The calendar component generates a Mobiscroll input that inherits the theme and overall styling rules. It can however be overridden by setting the relevant options for the component.

There are three ways to use the calendar:

  • Use it on an existing input by using the inputComponent prop. A great example is usage with an IonInput
  • Let the component generate the Mobiscroll input. Give it the extra styling and overrides through options
  • Embed the picker without an input. This can be the page itself or a more complex popup

Calendar - Responsive behavior

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The date & time has a liquid layout, which means it nicely adapts to its surroundings. There are times however when you would like to set up the component responsively.

Use the responsive option to configure the picker and change the options based on the viewport width. There are five predefined breakpoints:

  • xsmall - min-width: 0px
  • small - min-width: 576px
  • medium - min-width: 768px
  • large - min-width: 992px
  • xlarge - min-width: 1200px
  • use custom for setting a custom breakpoint

It is a good idea to change the display or controls option to tailor the UX. This way you can have a bottom positioned calendar on mobile, a popover anchored to the input on tablet and desktop display on large screens.

Change the viewport

Calendar - Understanding display modes

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The date picker has five built-in display modes that can be controlled through the display option:

  • top - modal that slides down from the top
  • bottom - modal that slides up from the bottom
  • center - modal that shows up in the middle with a pop animation
  • anchored - modal that shows up anchored to an input or any dom element
  • inline - embeddable picker that is rendered into the markup without its own modal

Use the touchUi option to switch between touch optimized mobile rendering and pointer optimized desktop rendering. It can be dynamically switched with the help of the responsive option.

The defaults change on a theme to theme basis. The ios theme comes with bottom on mobile and anchored on desktop while the material and windows themes have center on mobile and anchored on desktop.

Want to see how to set up responsiveness?  Check out the previous example →

Calendar - Appointment booking

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Book single or multiple appointments depending on the use-case or set up recurring date and time selection. Limit the available dates with the min and max options. Make dates un-selectable with the invalid option. Load pricing, available spots on demand and show it as labels that help people book the appointment.

The calendar can be displayed inline with one or more months or linked to an input. Learn how to initialize the calendar.

Looking for flight or hotel booking?  Check out the range picker →

Calendar - Activity calendar

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Add custom content to the day cells of the calendar. This can be dynamic content based on the date like an activity tracker that uses daily move data from an array of records.

Use the renderDayContent function to return custom markup that will be used when the day cells are being rendered.

Calendar - Date selection

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The date picker ships with five built-in variations for rendering the UI. The controls option supports the following:

  • date - renders a date-only scroller or dropdown control
  • time - renders a time-only scroller or dropdown control
  • timegrid - renders a time grid for time selection
  • datetime - renders a date & time scroller or dropdown
  • calendar - renders a calendar view for date picking

When passing controls: ['date'], the date picker will render a date-only picker - scroller for touchUi: true and a dropdown for touchUi: false.

You can further customize the dateFormat and dateWheels to fine-tune the UX... use it as a credit card expiration picker.

Interested in dynamically switching between modes?  Learn how to set up responsive behavior →

Calendar - Date & Time picker

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The date picker ships with five built-in variations for rendering the UI. The controls option supports the following:

  • date - renders a date-only scroller or dropdown control
  • time - renders a time-only scroller or dropdown control
  • timegrid - renders a time grid for time selection
  • datetime - renders a date & time scroller or dropdown
  • calendar - renders a calendar view for date picking

Use controls: ['datetime'] for rendering a date & time picker within the same control, tied to the same input, or use them separately for two inputs - controls: ['date'] and controls: ['time']. It will render a scrollers for touchUi: true and a dropdowns for touchUi: false.

For a time grid use the controls: ['timegrid'] instead of 'time'.

Interested in dynamically switching between modes?  Learn how to set up responsive behavior →

Calendar - Variable week view

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Show a week calendar instead of a monthly calendar view to save space. By setting the calendarType to 'week' and passing the count in the calendarSize option you can simply enable a week view.

You can dynamically change the number of weeks or switch between month and week view without the need for recycling the whole component.

Interested in switching week and month view?  Learn how to set up switch inside the calendar →

Calendar - Multi month view

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Showing multiple months helps when people need to be looking at longer stretches of times. When the calendarType is set to 'month' the month count can be set through the pages option. By setting pages: 1, pages: 2, the calendar will render the exact number of months regardless of the width of the parent container. Passing pages: 'auto' renders as many months as can be fitted in the parent container.

You can dynamically change the number of months or switch between month and week view without the need for recycling the whole component.

Calendar - Quarter or year view

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Create a calendar with quarter views that can be navigated quarter by quarter or switch to a year view on the fly. Show any relevant information with labels or add background colors to days along with week counters.

Calendar - Switching views

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If you want to enable switching between week & month view, you can do it by adding a segmented control to the header and dynamically change the calendarType option. If you are not looking for dynamic switching you can configure a week calendar or a month calendar.

Calendar - Marked, colored & labels

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You can highlight days, mark them with colored dots, add labels or completely color the background of the days using the marked, colors and labels options. This offers means to add more information to the calendar that could be valuable to users. While you can use the colors along with marked and labels, the latter two are mutually exclusive because they get rendered in the same place on the UI.

You can add them as exact dates, ranges or specify recurring rules. The recurring object supports different ways to describe the rules.

The passed date-times can also contain timezone data which requires a timezonePlugin to be interpreted correctly. Check out how timezones work in the calendar.

Use the onPageLoading lifecycle event to load the data runtime. You can learn about lifecycle events and places where to drop logic to customize the experience.

Looking to show event data and use multiple labels?  Check out the event calendar →

Calendar - Customizing the view

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The calendar view can be customized with a couple of different parameters:

  • Set a month change direction - specify 'hoizontal' or 'vertical' in the calendarScroll option
  • Set the first day of the week - specify the first day of the week using the firstDay option, where Sunday is 0, Monday is 1, etc.
  • Show week numbers - set the showWeekNumbers to true and show a week counter starting from the first week of every year
  • Hide the outer days of a month - set the showOuterDays to false in case you don't want to see days from previous and next months

Calendar - Single value selection

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Single value selection is the default behavior of the date picker. You can explicitly enable it by setting the selectMultiple to false.

You can dynamically switch between single and multiple select or range select which helps with building a system for one-way and two-way bookings.

Looking for multiple select?  See how to enable multi-select →

Calendar - Multiple date selection

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To enable multiple selection set the selectMultiple option to true.

The selectMin and selectMax options control how many values have to be and can be selected. Setting both works as a fixed selection count, which means the control can only be submitted if that count is met.

To customize the header you can pass a headerText or turn selectCounter on to display a localized text with the number of dates selected.

Dynamically switching between single, multiple or range select can be done with option changes.

Calendar - Week selection

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Week selection can be configured by setting the select to 'preset-range'.

Control the parameters of the selection:

  • Define the first day of the selection - Set it in the firstSelectDay option. It can be different than the firstDay of the week set in localization
  • Define the number of days - The selectSize option can be any number, where 3 means three days, 7 means a week and 14 means two weeks
Looking to select a range with custom start/end dates?  See how start/end selection works →

Calendar - Start-end selection

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To enable range selection set the select option to range.

The microcopy for rangeStartLabel and rangeEndLabel can be easily overridden. For flight booking "Outbound" and "Return" makes sense while for accommodation booking "Check in" and "Check out" might be more appropriate.

The range start/end labels can also be hidden in some cases if needed. Use the showRangeLabels option for that.

Furthermore, you have the option to toggle the range highlight with the rangeHighlight option, if needed.

Besides invalidating selection that is before and after a specific date, the minimum and maximum allowed length of a range selection can be enforced through the minRange and maxRange options.

Dynamically switching between single, multiple or range select can be done with option changes.

Looking for more range picker?  Learn how to customize range selection →

Calendar - Date types

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The date & time picker works with different date types:

  • JS date object - a common way of passing a date is through a Date object: new Date(1995, 11, 17, 15, 24) (make sure to not simply pass a date string to new Date())
  • ISO date string - standardized way of passing dates: '2008-09-15T15:53:00' (make sure to pass it as a string)
  • Moment.js object - a great solution that solves common date management difficulties: moment([2018, 3, 27, 12, 15]) (make sure to have moment.js loaded)

When passing dates to the component - eg. invalids, min/max - you can do it in either format and the picker will automatically know what to do with it. If you want to specify how the picker should return values, you can do it in the returnFormat option.

Calendar - Formatting values

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Use the dateFormat, timeFormat options to customize how the values show up in the inputs after selection. If the formats are not explicitly set, they are inherited from the localization settings.

Besides customizing the date and time formats you can reorder the time picker wheels and change its formats with the timeWheels options.

Interested in learning about localization?  Check out how the return format changes based on locale →

Calendar - Setting values

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Values can change in a couple of different ways: through defaults, interacting with the UI or programmatically. The date and time picker defaults to now, which can be easily overridden with the defaultSelection option. The values are set by interacting with the component and making a selection or it can be done programmatically by updating the bound value. Use the buttons option for showing/hiding set, cancel or add custom buttons.

Calendar - Timezones

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The calendar works with local times by default, but ships with support for changing the timezone. The conversions and correct output relies on either of the two external libraries: luxon or moment-timezone. For installing and using these libraries check out this guide.

There are two angles regarding timezones:

  • dataTimezone - the calendar expects this format and returns this format. It is 'local' by default if the date-times don't contain any timezone information
  • displayTimezone - the calendar displays everything in this timezone. The date-times will be converted from the dataTimezone and displayed accordingly. It is 'local' by default

Invalids as well as marked, colored and labels date-times will all be interpreted in dataTimezone when they contain no timezone info and will be shown in displayTimezone on the calendar.

Calendar - Min & max values

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Configuring minimum and maximum selectable values is great for reducing mistakes. Help people by limiting the selections for the task at hand. Use the min and max options to restrict the selection. Setting the values will disable dates/times earlier than min and dates/times that come after max.

By default these options are empty and the date picker supports infinite navigation, while the time picker has all 24 hours/60 minutes/... available for selection. Values can be passed as JS date objects, ISO date strings or Moment.js objects.

Looking to invalidate more dates/times?  Discover how to disable specific values →

Calendar - Disabled values

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Enforcing validation is essential to a great UX. First make sure to have the min & max values right and then work your way through disabled values.

Depending on your situation, you have two options:

  • Set invalid - set the invalids through the invalid option.
  • Set valid - set the valids through the valid option.
Both the invalid and valid options support the following:

  • Exact dates - Passing exact values like: '2020-05-20' will disable/enable the specific day
  • Date ranges - Passing start and end value pairs will disable/enable specific days and/or times that fall into that range
  • Recurring dates - Passing recurrence rules as objects or in RRULE string format will be parsed. For more information on recurrence check out the rule generator

Exact dates and the start/end pairs can be passed as JS date objects, ISO date strings or Moment.js objects. Having invalids set up correctly not just enhances the UX, but improves performance.

The passed date-times can also contain timezone data which requires a timezonePlugin to be interpreted correctly.

Using date-times across different timezones?  Learn more about timezone support →

Calendar - Recurring values

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Disable recurring days, set marked or colored days with the help of the recurring object. Learn how to configure daily, weekly, monthly and yearly recurring dates and pass a rule in the recurring property under the invalid, marked, colors or labels options. Exceptions for specific and recurring days can be configured.

Use the configurator to experiment, build strings and objects that you can grab and use.

Interested in disabling dates?  Discover how invalids work →

Calendar - Theming capabilities

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The look and feel of the date picker can be deeply customized. There are four levels of customization:

  • Base themes: Choose between iOS, Material and Windows.
  • Light or dark: Every theme has a light and dark variant. Setting the themeVariant to 'auto' will switch based on system settings.
  • Custom themes: Use the theme builder to customize the colors and make it match your brand.
  • Custom CSS: If you need further customization, the sky is the limit with CSS overrides.

You can also see how every example looks by changing the theme from the header.

Calendar - Customizing the header

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You can customize how the header of calendar looks and how the components are arranged. Besides that you can also add custom functionality, like a segmented control that lets people switch between week and month view.

Use the renderCalendarHeader option for passing a custom header layout. There are predefined components - shorthands if you will - that can be used to assemble the header:

  • Navigation component - <CalendarNav />
  • Today button - <CalendarToday />
  • Previous month button - <CalendarPrev />
  • Next month button - <CalendarNext />

Calendar - Marked day classes

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The default shape of day marks are dots. If you want to mark a day for something you can add one or more colored dots through the marked option. There are cases when you might want to change the shape of the marks or use different marks that carry specific meaning.

When you want to update the shape you can simply use CSS and override the styling: .mbsc-calendar-marks .mbsc-calendar-mark { // you custom override }.

If you need to show different shapes, you can pass a custom CSS class in the markCssClass property of the marked option. Use it to show triangles, squares and dots for different marks.

What else can you use to add extra information to the day cells?  Learn how to add labels and color days →

Calendar - Half days

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In situations when you need to style the days a little differently you'll get built-in tools for setting background color, highlight color, add day marks or labels.

But sometimes that is not enough. Luckily you can use the cellCssClass property of the colors option to pass a CSS class that will be added to the day cell and apply any custom styling you write in CSS. These days can be recurring days, ranges or individual days.

You can use the cellCssClass in combination with custom cell background to highlight a range of days and show the ends as check-in and check-out days.

Calendar - Lifecycle events

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The date picker ships with different event hooks for deep customization. Events are triggered through the lifecycle of the component where you can tie in custom functionality and code.

While users interact with the UI events like onChange, onSet, onInit ... will be triggered.

For a complete list of events go to the documentation  See available lifecycle events →

Calendar - Calendar systems

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The date picker supports multiple calendar systems. You can control it with the calendarSystem setting, and it supports the following options:

  • Gregorian - it is included by default
  • Jalali - it is the default system of the Persian calendar and is included within the Farsi language pack
  • Hijri - it is included in the Arabic language pack
Interested in localization?  Explore this example →

Calendar - Localization

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All components are fully localized. In case of the date picker this covers date and time format, button copy, rtl and more. You can see how each example shows up by clicking on the small flag icon or checking the examples below.

All settings can be manually overridden  See what options the localization impacts →

Calendar - RTL mode

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RTL support is built in and can be explicitly controlled through the rtl option. If not set, it is inherited from the locale settings.

Explore the different locales  Check out this example →

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The package will be installed from a private npm registry, which requires authentication. If your project uses a CI/CD workflow, read this guide on how to make it work.

Copy the code into your app

Grab the relevant parts and drop them into your Vue page.

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Take a look at what you've accomplished

Run $ npm run dev in the root folder of your app

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And voilà, everything should be running smoothly.

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