Date range picker component based of Angular Material Calendar component and configurable date presets. Packaged using ng-packagr.
The NgxMatDaterangePicker is an Angular Material component designed for seamless date range selection. Built for compatibility with Angular version 9 and above, this tool makes it easier for developers to integrate a sleek and functional date range picker into their applications. Its ability to accommodate customizable date presets allows for a flexible user experience, making it a valuable addition to any Angular project.
The component is packaged neatly using ng-packagr, promoting easy installation and smooth integration into existing Angular applications. With a focus on maintainability and functionality, this date range picker also supports unit testing, ensuring reliability in production environments.
Angular Compatibility: Fully compatible with Angular version 9 and beyond, ensuring seamless integration into modern applications.
Customizable Date Presets: Users can configure date presets to their preference, enhancing user interactions and overall functionality.
Easy Installation: Run a straightforward installation process with clear version compatibility, allowing for quick setup in various Angular projects.
Peer Dependencies: Requires minimal setup of peer dependencies, ensuring that developers can easily fulfill requirements for Angular versions 6 and above.
Event Handling: Integrates an event emitter for date selection which simplifies handling the selected date range in your application logic.
Testing Support: Built with unit testing in mind, it supports running tests via Karma, which is essential for maintaining high code quality.
Production Build Ready: Provides a simple command to build for production, ensuring that developers can deploy quickly and efficiently.
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