Component composition
The component is built using the DateTimeField
for the keyboard editing, the DateCalendar
for the date view editing, the DigitalClock
for the desktop view editing, and the TimeClock
for the mobile time view editing.
All the documented props of those four components can also be passed to the Date Time Picker component.
Check-out their documentation page for more information:
Uncontrolled vs. controlled value
The value of the component can be uncontrolled or controlled.
Available components
The component is available in four variants:
The
DesktopDateTimePicker
component which works best for mouse devices and large screens. It renders the views inside a popover and allows editing values directly inside the field.The
MobileDateTimePicker
component which works best for touch devices and small screens. It renders the view inside a modal and does not allow editing values directly inside the field.The
DateTimePicker
component which rendersDesktopDateTimePicker
orMobileDateTimePicker
depending on the device it runs on.The
StaticDateTimePicker
component which renders without the popover/modal and field.
Desktop variant
Mobile variant
Responsive variant
Static variant
By default, the DateTimePicker
component renders the desktop version if the media query @media (pointer: fine)
matches.
This can be customized with the desktopModeMediaQuery
prop.
Form props
The component can be disabled or read-only.
Views
The component supports six views: day
, month
, year
, hours
, minutes
and seconds
.
By default, the year
, day
, hours
, and minutes
views are enabled.
Use the views
prop to change this behavior:
"year"", "month", "day", "hours", "minutes" and "seconds"
"day", "hours"
"year", "day", "hours", "minutes", "seconds"
By default, the component renders the day
view on mount.
Use the openTo
prop to change this behavior:
Landscape orientation
By default, the Date Time Picker component automatically sets the orientation based on the window.orientation
value.
You can force a specific orientation using the orientation
prop.
Choose time view renderer
You can use the viewRenderers
prop to change the view that is used for rendering a view.
You might be interested in using the Time Clock instead of the Digital Clock or removing the time view rendering altogether in favor of only using the field to input the time.
Validation
You can find the documentation in the Validation page
Localization
You can find the documentation about localization in the Date localization and Component localization.