Releases: wojtekmaj/react-calendar
Releases · wojtekmaj/react-calendar
v2.14.0
What's new?
- React-Calendar is now fully compatible with React 17 (sic!). Minimum version requirement remained unchanged.
- Tiles representing current time, now have additional class
react-calendar__tile--now
to help you with the styling. Thanks, @bjenkins24!
v2.13.5
Bug fixes
- Fixed compatibility issues that might have appeared on Internet Explorer and Safari (#45).
v2.13.4
Bug fixes
- Fixed a configuration bug that could have caused React-Calendar to behave unexpectedly on React 15.x environments (#37).
v2.13.2
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue when navigating to previous/next month failed to keep focus on previously focused tile, if they appeared on both views (#39).
- Fixed compatibility issues that might have appeared on Internet Explorer (#42).
v2.13.1
Bug fixes
- Fixed
TypeError: Object doesn't support property or method 'isNaN'.
error that might have appeared on Internet Explorer 11 in some cases (#40).
v2.13.0
What's new?
- Added
tileDisabled
prop that enables you to block specific days from being clickable. Thanks, @jwd2a!
Bug fixes
- Fixed an edge case when rendering two calendars in different locales would cause the second calendar to overwrite locale settings of the first one.
v2.12.0
What's new?
- Major code refactoring for easier testing, less bugs and less maintenance. Yay!
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue when selecting a date from neighboring month wouldn't navigate to said month (#31).
- Fix
Warning: Failed prop type:
text appearing twice in custom PropTypes warning messages.
v2.11.2
Bug fixes
- Fixed an edge case when selecting the same date twice while applying transforms to React-Calendar's result (e.g. expanding selection to a whole week) would result in React-Calendar failing to apply said transform the second time (#29).
v2.11.1
Bug fixes
- Fixed ReferenceError being thrown when using Server-Side Rendering (#28).
v2.11.0
What's new?
- You can now pass custom date formatters for month, month & year and weekday name using
formatMonth
, formatMonthYear
and formatShortWeekday
props respectively. Thanks, @spoldman!