2.0 Rewrite

[lolJS]

I'm looking for some feedback on the project. There are several forks, the most notable by @epitaphmike. For the 2.0 rewrite I'm using date-fns instead of moment. It lends itself better to react due to it's immutability.

What features are you using (i18n, modifiers, none of the above)?

What features would you like?

[epitaphmike]

In a current project we are using the calendar to display game info for a specific date.
I was originally planning on doing a rewrite myself. My fork was a temporary fix that I never got back to as well as updates for the change to react 16. Then my plan was to switch to use react-day-picker, which I haven't done yet either. The purpose behind switching was to use a single calendar library. Currently we are using 3 different libraries for date picking. Dumb. I know. Either way, I'd be more then willing to help.

[wojtekmaj]

Hey guys, I developed independently my version of react-calendar, not aware of this package's existence, as I needed it in my both personal and professional projects. I'd consider a "2.0" version done - documentation is here, tests are here, fully working with React 16, no moment is used.
Would you like to have a look if it's something that would suit you and if there's anything that can be done to make it a better replacement of current react-calendar?
https://github.com/wojtekmaj/react-calendar

[mjburling]

I was looking for a solid calendar and I thought that react-calendar was the one despite the slowed frequency of updates, but the react-calendar that @wojtekmaj created looks pretty solid. I'm going to give it a shot. Any chance his work effectively becomes 2.0?

[wojtekmaj]

Thanks for the kind words! I already wrote to npm package owners what do they think about it.

[wojtekmaj]

@lolJS, @mjburling I'm happy to announce that I have agreed with this library's creators to continue development of react-calendar based on my repository. I've done some improvements that will help with the switch and made a simple upgrade guide article in Wiki. I'd be delighted to hear your opinion and I'm awaiting comments and feature requests!