lack of documentation/demonstration

[ibes]

Hi,

I would like to try your datepicker, but it doesn't work out of the box for me.
My I don't use it right. A little more dokumetation or a demo on fiddler or plunker may help.

You've did a bower package and the module ist on ngmodules so I guess it is ready for use.

Which browsers do you support?

[g00fy-]

True, I'll have to create some docs.
Currently this module requires:

• angular 1.1.4 or 1.1.5
• jquery (or your own implementation of postion() on top of jQuery Lite

I have a working demo here:
http://plnkr.co/edit/ZaYVlB3NHf0ONK4e4zXT?p=preview

[ibes]

Looking so nice and useful - we unfortunately use angular 1.0.7 and this breaks it.
What functions do you use and do you guess it would be possible (for example for me) to build a version that works with 1.0.7?

Would be nice to have the requirements and the demo in the readme-file. Please continue working on your project - in my opinion it's the best solution out there (spent a day searching...)

[ibes]

...and maybe there is a way to remove the console logs before deploy ;)

[g00fy-]

thanks for your feedback ibes.
AFAIR , 1.1.4 supports the optional reference binding =? which is used for date-range-picker start and end options.
This project is in its very early stage - I didn't even had time to write tests, but I will definitely continue working on it.

[ibes]

Thanks for the hint -> I will try to get it running with angular 1.0.7 because we don't need the date-range-picker. Maybe it works well enough.

As I have to support IE8: the function "indexOf" is not supported in IE8 - so browser requirements are at least IE9 (could be fixed with underscore.js, jquery inArray or implement it if it is needed (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1744310/how-to-fix-array-indexof-in-javascript-for-ie-browsers)

Don't know if the rest works in IE8 and just in case you care (or want to deliver another version with wider browser support).

[g00fy-]

As for IE8 there are already lots of shims that you can use like kris kowal's https://github.com/kriskowal/es5-shim
I will be able to tell what is the compatibility level after I finish writing tests. Then we will know, but I think that if you will provide appropriate shims, for ES5 and CSS3 then there should be no problem