Ngx-bootstrap: feat(datepicker): selectWeek returns whole week

[An-MS]

Is it possible for the selectWeek functionality to return the whole week instead of the first day of the week in the daterangepicker?

Currently selectWeek uses the same event as normal selections, so there is no way do differentiate if a week was selected or a day/range.

[daniloff200]

That's interesting, @An-MS
selectWeek returns not exactly first day of the week, but, first available (perhaps, first, or first & second days were disabled).

I supposed, you talking about DateRangePicker, because, I don't completely get, how we should return the whole week in DatePicker. Please, correct me, if I wrong

But, how do you see it? Array of dates, or, just a range, like 01/20/2020 - 01/27/2020 ?

[daniloff200]

looks like can be related to https://github.com/valor-software/ngx-bootstrap/issues/5539

[gassmannT]

Interesting @An-MS We had a similar requirement.

@daniloff200
I think a minimal solution could be an array with two dates (range like 01/20/2020 - 01/27/2020) starting at the first available day. Like you select a range of dates.

[gassmannT]

looks like can be related to #5539
I think the feature request doesn't correspond to this one. #5539 wants to highlight the whole week of every selected date.

@An-MS wants to click on the week number and get the corresponding week selected.

[daniloff200]

Well, looks like that's actually two different features then, and both related to week selection

[An-MS]

@daniloff200
Yes, @gassmannT is right.

What I'd want to achieve is to select for example week 5 and I would get an array from bsValue with this content [01/27/2020, 02/02/2020].

Right now bsValue would return an array with two times the same date and because the same event is used for date selection/week selection you have no way to differentiate.

[daniloff200]

Well, let's try to implement it :)

[daniloff200]

will be available in next version (I suppose it wiil be 5.6.0) next week, or later

[An-MS]

@daniloff200
Thanks for the update!

[Vinoth-deva]

Hi can you share How implement this?
@daniloff200

[daniloff200]

@Vinoth-deva I think, if I answer, that, with your brain, and your hands, that will be not 100% correct answer. :smile:
What do you want to know?

You can check the implementation in PR, related to this issue.