A responsive, feature-rich date and time picker component for Angular applications.
Angular Date Time Picker is a UI component library that provides customizable date and time selection controls for Angular applications. It solves the problem of implementing consistent, accessible datetime inputs with support for various date libraries and selection modes. The component is built specifically for Angular's ecosystem with native module integration.
Angular developers building applications that require date/time input fields, particularly those needing responsive design, range selection, or compatibility with different date libraries like Day.js or Moment.js.
Developers choose this picker because it's a pure Angular solution with extensive customization options, responsive design out of the box, and flexibility in date library support. It offers more features than basic HTML date inputs while maintaining Angular's dependency injection and module patterns.
Angular Date Time Picker (Responsive Design)
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The picker automatically adapts to different screen sizes, providing a seamless experience on desktop, tablet, and mobile, as shown in the online StackBlitz demos.
It is date implementation agnostic, supporting native JavaScript Date, Unix timestamps, and optional adapters for Day.js and Moment.js, giving developers choice without compromising UI consistency.
Offers multiple selection modes (single, range, partial range), configurable picker types, and extensive event callbacks, allowing granular control over date picking behavior as detailed in the properties tables.
Built as native Angular modules with proper dependency injection, it integrates smoothly into Angular applications, following Angular's patterns for modules and components.
The library has frequent breaking changes tied to Angular releases, forcing teams to update both Angular and the picker simultaneously, which can disrupt maintenance and upgrades.
Using Day.js or Moment.js requires installing separate adapter packages (e.g., @danielmoncada/angular-datetime-picker-dayjs-adapter), adding extra steps and potential compatibility issues.
Comprehensive guides are hosted externally on Firebase and GitHub pages, which may be less accessible or up-to-date compared to in-repository documentation, risking information gaps.