Migration

4.x.x to 5.x.x

• the selected event has been deprecated in favour of input. You should therefore listen to input events on the datepicker, or simply bind your date via v-model: <Datepicker v-model="myDate" />
• a typeable datepicker no longer selects the date each time the input string can be parsed to a date. Instead, a typed date is only selected - and an input event fired - when the input field is focused and the enter key is pressed, or when the datepicker loses focus entirely.
• a new changed event is emitted whenever the selected date deviates from its previous value.
• the focus and blur events now refer to the whole datepicker, not just the input field.
• the disabled-dates prop is now watched for changes with the value of any selected date being nullified if that date is disabled.
• the previously deprecated calendar-button-icon, calendar-button-icon-content and clear-button-icon props have been removed. Use slots instead.

3.x.x to 4.x.x

• the html changed due to the new keyboard support. If you have any custom css it might break.
• an additional transition element was wrapped around the picker
• inline css class changed from inline to vdp-datepicker__calendar--inline to avoid any conflict with css class libraries

2.x.x to 3.x.x

• removed monday-first in favor of first-day-of-week. If you had <Datepicker :monday-first="true"/> you need to change it to <Datepicker first-day-of-week="mon"/>
• The build process was redone. The filenames inside the dist folder changed from vuejs-datepicker.js to Datepicker.js. Same goes with the css file. The umd and cjs build are now going through babel and will include needed polyfills automatically while the esm build is free of any polyfills. Same with the locale files which now have a esm and cjs build, too.

From vuejs-datepicker 1.6.2 to @sum.cumo/vue-datepicker 2.x.x

This is a fork from the project vuejs-datepicker (opens new window) with some changes. To migrate from vuejs-datepicker 1.6.2 to @sum.cumo/vue-datepicker 2.x.x there are only a few breaking changes that you need to consider:

1. Events are changed to be always kebab-case.
2. The CSS is extracted to its own file. You can check it out in the documentation (opens new window).
3. The custom formatter now requires a custom parser. An example is in the documentation (opens new window). If you are using a third party library to format the dates like date-fns this is just as easy as adding the custom formatter function.
4. The default formatter had undergone some changes

• su -> o for st, rd, nd, th additions
• D -> E for the day of the week

The rest should be the same. Checkout the changelog (opens new window) for all other changes.