It's finally here! Version 6 has launched!
I revamped the docs site and I think it's a bit cleaner now. The functions and option sections have been split into more subpages that should allow you to find what you're looking for more easily.
The old examples page is no more. Instead, I've built a REPL with help from StackBlitz. This new REPL page will provide examples in a much better format. Thanks to StackBlitz, it is much easier to see both the HTML and JavaScript for an example compared to how it was. You can also fiddle with the example and see the results live!
Each example has a unique hash that lets me load specific JavaScript and HTML into the embedded StackBlitz.
There are a few more things I'd like to do with this page that will come in time. I would like to add a button that lets you export any tweaks you make. Unfortunately, the way browsers work, your changes will not be present if you click the built-in "Edit on StackBlitz". I also hope to make each option and function gets a link to the REPL that showcases that feature. I'd like to get the plugin examples working this way as well.
The last big change that comes to v6 is the new customDateFormat
plugin. This plugin expands the localization options to allow you to specific non-standard formats. You can see how this plugin works with this StackBlitz . Official documentation will be coming soon.
The timeline for the picker looks a bit like this at the moment
- More docs clean up. There's still some improvements that can be done here. The plugins documentation needs to be updated.
- Repo clean up. I need to look at the outstanding issues and discussions and make sure that each one has proper tagging and is in a good state.
- Bug fixes. There will always be bug fixes to do. I'll try to prioritize what I'm working on. I also hope to be doing smaller incremental changes at this stage instead of waiting for a dump of issues to close.
- Feature requests. There are a couple of good feature requests that I'd like to take a look at now that v6 is release. Like the bugs, these will need to be prioritized.
NPM and NuGet packages are out now, and you can always find how to get the package on the Installing page.
The donations you have sent me have been a big help. This is a large project that I mostly maintain by myself. I appreciate those who are involved in contributing code or money.
See you in the next version!
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