MaterialDayPicker

Inspired by the day picker in the builtin Android clock app.

Normal Usage Localized Usage Dark Mode Usage
default_usage localized_usage dark_mode_usage

Features

  • ? Customizable theming
  • ✅ Easy to use API/hooks
  • ? Fully localized
  • ? Supports dark mode

What's New: Version 0.7.3 - Better Configuration + Bug fixes

  • Upgraded MaterialDayPicker to target API 30 and upgraded its AndroidX dependencies

Changes from 0.7.2

Bug fixes

  • Fixes a bug when using android gradle plugin 3.6.1 that would cause building to fail due to not being able to find the selectionMode attribute.

Changes from 0.7.1

Bug fixes

  • Fixes an issue where calling setSelectedDays would cause selected days to flash off and on.

Changes from 0.7.0

Configuration Improvements

  • You can now enable/disable days from being selected using enableDay/disableDay methods. See more below.
  • You can now set the selection mode via xml by using the app:selectionMode attribute.

Download the latest version by adding the following to your project's build.gradle file:

dependencies {
    implementation 'ca.antonious:materialdaypicker:0.7.3'
}

Using MaterialDayPicker in your App

You can just drop the view into your existing xml:

<ca.antonious.materialdaypicker.MaterialDayPicker
    android:id="@+id/day_picker"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"/>

You can get the currently selected days by using:

val selectedDays = materialDayPicker.selectedDays
// returns [MaterialDayPicker.Weekday.TUESDAY, MaterialDayPicker.Weekday.FRIDAY]

You can set the selected days by doing:

val daysToSelect = listOf(MaterialDayPicker.Weekday.TUESDAY, MaterialDayPicker.Weekday.FRIDAY)
materialDayPicker.setSelectedDays(daysToSelect)

If you want to only allow one day to be selected at a time you can do:

materialDayPicker.selectionMode = SingleSelectionMode.create()

This can also be set via xml using the selectionMode attribute:

<ca.antonious.materialdaypicker.MaterialDayPicker
    ...
    app:selectionMode="ca.antonious.materialdaypicker.SingleSelectionMode"/>

You can enable/disable days using the following methods. Note if you disable a day when it's selected it cannot be deselected:

materialDayPicker.enableDay(MaterialDayPicker.Weekday.Monday)
materialDayPicker.disableDay(MaterialDayPicker.Weekday.Monday)
materialDayPicker.setDayEnable(MaterialDayPicker.Weekday.Monday, isEnabled = false)

If you want to listen to whenever the day selection is changed you can use:

materialDayPicker.setDaySelectionChangedListener { selectedDays ->
    // handle selection change
}

If you need to know when a specific day is selected/deselected you can use:

materialDayPicker.setDayPressedListener { weekday, isSelected ->
    // handle weekday selection
}

Customizing MaterialDayPicker for your App

You can override these colors to change how MaterialDayPicker looks. You can also update these values in your night color resources directory to update how MaterialDayPicker looks in dark mode:

<color name="dayPressed">@color/colorPrimaryDark</color>
<color name="daySelected">@color/colorPrimary</color>
<color name="daySelectedTextColor">@android:color/white</color>
<color name="dayDeselected">#FAFAFA</color>
<color name="dayDeselectedTextColor">@android:color/black</color>

<!-- Customizing colors for disabled days-->
<color name="daySelectedAndDisabled">#43444F</color>
<color name="daySelectedAndDisabledTextColor">@color/daySelectedTextColor</color>
<color name="dayDeselectedAndDisabled">@color/dayDeselected</color>
<color name="dayDeselectedAndDisabledTextColor">@android:color/darker_gray</color>

If you don't want to use the device's current locale you can override it by doing:

materialDayPicker.locale = Locale.ENGLISH // or any other locale

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