A customizable iOS date and time picker component with flexible display modes and styling options.
DateTimePicker is an open-source iOS UI component for selecting dates and times, offering a more visually appealing and customizable alternative to Apple's default pickers. It solves the need for flexible date/time selection interfaces in iOS apps with features like range limiting, multiple display modes, and extensive styling options.
iOS developers building apps that require date or time input, such as scheduling, booking, or reminder applications, who need more control over the picker's appearance and behavior than the native UIDatePicker provides.
Developers choose DateTimePicker for its high degree of customization, support for multiple integration methods (modal or embedded view), and its polished iOS-style design that seamlessly fits into native apps without the limitations of the standard picker.
A nicer iOS UI component for picking date and time
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Allows full control over colors, fonts, date formats, and display toggles like month or seconds, with properties such as highlightColor and customFontSetting detailed in the customization section.
Supports both modal overlay and embedded views, enabling use in various layouts, as shown in the v2.0 usage examples for adding the picker as a subview.
Configurable locale, timezone, and calendar settings facilitate localization, mentioned in features and usage with properties like locale and timeZone.
Provides smooth scrolling through time intervals with adjustable minute steps via the timeInterval property, enhancing user experience for time selection.
The to-do list explicitly states that month and year selection is not implemented and UI ideas are needed, limiting functionality for apps requiring comprehensive date picking.
The picker has fixed width and height, as warned in the usage section, making it unsuitable for dynamic or responsive layouts without potential UI corruption.
Built with UIKit and nib files, it lacks native support for SwiftUI, necessitating extra bridging code for integration in modern SwiftUI-based projects.