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This is an amazing piece of work – no doubt. That being said where are the unit tests. No one is going to take this lib seriously without unit tests. Do what you need to do but this library should be the goto solution for angular development with complex and/or dynamic forms. The only reason it isn't is because of the lack of unit tests. Realistically I can't trust this library when it lacks basi
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Hi.
Thank you for creating a wonderful component.
I wanted to suggest two improvements with the UI of the component.
-On selecting a predefined range that exists within the same month (like yesterday, today, 20th-24th of the same month etc.), both the calendar tables show the same month. It would be better if a check could be made in this regard and the selected dates be shown in only one t
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The FlatpickrOptions interface currently sets defaultDate type as string | Date
. For 'multiple' and 'range' type instances the default date needs to be an array of strings or dates - see Flatpickr options.
In my local instance I have changed the defaultDate interface to accept string | string[] | Date | Date[]
and can confirm that it works with
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I gave a path to the image on imageSrc attribute but does not seem to work. Is this possible with 2.1.4?