A clean, customizable datepicker component built for Vue.js 2.x applications.
Vue Datepicker is a Vue.js component that provides a clean, customizable datepicker for web applications. It solves the problem of implementing date selection interfaces in Vue projects by offering a feature-rich component with internationalization support, range selection, and mobile-friendly modes.
Vue.js developers building applications that require date input functionality, particularly those needing internationalization support or custom date formats.
Developers choose Vue Datepicker for its extensive customization options, built-in internationalization, and seamless Vue.js integration, providing a more flexible alternative to basic HTML date inputs.
A clean datepicker made with VueJs
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Supports a wide range of date format tokens and allows custom classes via props like 'format' and 'contentClass', giving fine-grained control over appearance and behavior.
Includes multiple languages and supports custom locale objects, making localization straightforward for global applications, as detailed in the Translations section.
Features a fullscreen mobile mode via the 'fullscreenMobile' prop, optimizing touch interactions for smartphones and improving usability on small screens.
Offers range mode with customizable presets through 'rangePresets', useful for applications like filters or booking systems that require date range inputs.
The README explicitly states it is no longer maintained, meaning no future updates, security patches, or community support, posing significant risks for production use.
Only compatible with Vue 2.x and not Vue 3 or later, restricting its use in modern Vue ecosystems and forcing developers to seek alternatives for newer projects.
Range mode is only available for date-type pickers, not for month or quarter types, reducing flexibility for use cases that require broader period selections.
Requires manual import of CSS files and careful positioning with props like 'attach', adding complexity compared to more integrated or styled alternatives.