Angular material datepicker

This small component is still in production it's a simple date picker based on the angular-material port of polymer by the people behind ionic

https://material.angularjs.org/

##Install This component is bower and npm registered

bower install material-date-picker (installs moment as dependency)
npm install material-date-picker
npm install moment

All the necessary files will be automatically included in your index.html if not add

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="bower_components/material-date-picker/build/styles/mbdatepicker.css"/>
    <script src="bower_components/material-date-picker/build/mbdatepicker.js"></script>

You have to add a dependency to material-date-picker module which is called materialDatePicker.

angular.module('your-app', ['materialDatePicker']);

##Usage ###Attributes

	<mb-datepicker element-id='date1'
	               input-class="testClass"
	               input-name="testName"
	               arrows="arrows"
	               calendar-header="header"
	               date="date"
	               date-format="YYYY-MM-DD"></mb-datepicker>

With the following attributes you can bind an element id, bind a class for extra styling to the input and all internal fields, etc. The calendar-header attribute has a two-way databinding to a scope variable, so you can add dynamic translations, that has the following setup:

    $scope.header = {
        monday: 'Mon',
        tuesday: 'Tue',
        wednesday: 'Wed',
        thursday: 'Thu',
        friday: 'Fri',
        saturday: 'Sat',
        sunday: 'Sun',
    }

The arrows attribute has a two-way databinding to a scope variable that has the following setup:

    $scope.arrows = {
        year: {
            left: 'images/white_arrow_left.svg',
            right: 'images/white_arrow_right.svg'
        },
        month: {
            left: 'images/grey_arrow_left.svg',
            right: 'images/grey_arrow_right.svg'
        }
    }

The input-class attribute can be overridden in the following way:

<style type="text/css">
	.testClass > input {
		border-bottom: 3px solid #1A4987;
		border-left: transparent;
		border-right: transparent;
		border-top: transparent;
	}
</style>

An example is provided.

##Known issues If you can't find the SVG images, look in the images map of the bower component and copy these to your own images map. I left this as an open option.

If you have an improvement or request please let me know or post a pull request