Svelte Calendar

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Svelte Calendar

A lightweight datepicker with neat animations and a unique UX.

Overview:

The Svelte Calendar is a small date picker built with Svelte 3. It offers various features such as day, month, and year pickers, keyboard, touch, and scroll support, inline and picker modes, and a virtual/infinite grid for animation performance. It also supports localization using day.js.

Features:

  • Day, Month & Year pickers: Allows users to easily select a specific day, month, or year.
  • Responsive: The calendar is designed to be responsive and adapt to different screen sizes.
  • Keyboard, touch, and scroll support: Users can interact with the calendar using a variety of input methods.
  • Inline & Picker modes: The calendar can be used either as an inline component or as a pop-up picker.
  • Virtual/infinite grid for animation performance: The calendar utilizes a virtual grid to optimize animation performance.
  • Store-driven and extensible: The calendar can be easily integrated with existing Svelte stores and extended to fit specific needs.
  • Localization using day.js: Supports localization with the help of the day.js library.
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