ng2-timezone-selector
A simple Angular module to create a timezone selector using moment-timezones.
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New features (0.2.3)
- Guess the timezone based on browser settings, usage:
<ng2-timezone-picker [(timezone)]="timezone" guess="true"></ng2-timezone-picker>
- Show GMT offset (equivalent with UTC offset), e.g.:
Denmark (GTM+01:00)
, usage:
<ng2-timezone-picker [(timezone)]="timezone" showOffset="true"></ng2-timezone-picker>
- Select timezone based on country iso code and outputs country iso code based on timezone, usage:
<ng2-timezone-picker [(timezone)]="timezone" [(country)]="countryIsoCode"></ng2-timezone-picker>
Installation
To install this library, run: ```bash $ npm install ng2-timezone-selector --save ```Requirements (IMPORTANT, use one of the following methods)
The library depent on jQuery and select2 and moment-timezone The only file required is the select2select2.min.css
file:
- Method (should work for all)
Include the select2.min.css
file in the angular-cli.json
file (remember to re-run ng serve
, after editing angular-cli.json
):
```json
{
"project": {
...
},
"apps":
{
...
"styles": [
"styles.scss",
"../node_modules/select2/dist/css/select2.min.css"
],
...
}
```
- Method (simplest)
If the angular project is setup to use *.scss
instead of *.css
, then you can add the following @import
to the default *.scss
file, othen called: styles.scss
:
```scss
@import '~select2/dist/css/select2.min.css';
```
- Method (HTML-link)
Include the css
resource from a CDN link in the index.html
file:
```xml
...
...
```
Importing
Import the module inapp.module.ts
:
```typescript
import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { AppComponent } from './app.component';
// Import the library
import { TimezonePickerModule } from 'ng2-timezone-selector';
@NgModule({
declarations:
AppComponent
,
imports:
BrowserModule,
...,
// Include the library in the imports section
TimezonePickerModule
,
providers: ,
bootstrap: AppComponent
})
export class AppModule { }
```
Usage
Once the library is imported, you can use the component in your Angular application: ```xml[(timezone)]="user.timezone"
[placeholder]="placeholderString">
```
```xml
[timezone]="user.timezone"
(change)="changeTimezone($event)"
placeholder="Select timezone"
showOffset="true"
guess="true">
```
```typescript
// Example of usage in app.component.ts:
user = {};
placeholderString = 'Select timezone';
changeTimezone(timezone) {
this.user.timezone = timezone;
}
```
Parameters
Component configuration
You can configure component with the following input attributes:timezone: string
- Required: must be defined. The timezone string. If you are using the Two-Way Data Binding[(timezone)]="timezoneString"
it will change on selection of timezone.
placeholder: string
- Optional: default =''
. The placeholder string to show when no timezone is selected.
disabled: boolean
- Optional: default =false
. Disable the the component.
showOffset: boolean
- Optional: default =false
. Condition to show GMT offset in the dropdown.
guess: boolean
- Optional: default =false
. If set totrue
and if thetimezone
parameters isnull
orundefined
then guesses the users timezone.
country: string
- Optional. The country iso-string (e.g.'US'
/'GB'
/'AU'
). If you are using the Two-Way Data Binding e.g.:[(country)]="countryIsoCode"
it will change the timezone to the provided iso-code (if the iso code is valid), and if the timezone is changed it changes the value ofcountryIsoCode
to the iso of the country.
allowClear: boolean
- Optional: default =false
. Enabled you to clear the selection of a timezone.
(change)="changeFunction($event)
or (countryChange)="countryIsoCode = $event
output attributes:
change: function($event)
- Trigger-function when timezone is selected or changed, the$event
parameter is the timezone string.
countryChange: function($event: string)
- Trigger-function when timezone is changed, the$event
parameter is the country iso-code.