feat: RFC calendar rewrite (CalendarPreview) - #890
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Proposes replacing Calendar, DatePicker, and RangePicker with a single subcomposed root that owns date and popover state explicitly and exposes every surface as a dot-notation part. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@Shreyag02 can you make the RFC a bit more concise? Currently it feels bloated and hard to understand.
Addresses review feedback that the RFC read as bloated and hard to follow, and that design-side material did not belong in it. Trim: 694 -> 548 lines, 6.3k -> 5.3k words. Background's eight numbered subsections become bold-lead paragraphs matching RFC 004's style; the Scorecard table collapses to one paragraph; Dependencies, the data-slot mapping, Conventions, and Alternatives lose restatement without losing claims. The API surface, migration map, implementation plan, and open items are unchanged - those are what reviewers act on. Remove: the Design Blockers section, phase 0 (design unblock), and every Figma reference. The only engineering residue, "CSS uses --rs-* tokens only", already lives in the testing checklist. Citations: replace all 49 file:line references with symbol, comment, and rule names that survive edits and merges - types (DatePickerSlotProps), named effects (the setViewMonth effect), source comments, lint reasons, CSS rules, and changelog version headings instead of line spans. Fix nine claims that were wrong or stale, six of them predating this change: - two CHANGELOG line refs pointed at the lucide section after main merged - Object.assign precedent said 45 occurrences, now 46 and stated durably - only two of three biome-ignores are about Date identity; the third covers callback identity - the popover hook's six refs are two DOM handles, two flags, and two identity mirrors, not four shadows - props.ts omits five of six deprecated props, not four, and names them in prose rather than dropping them - the props.ts mirror is the CalendarProps block, not "137 lines" - date-fns is a hard dependency of react-day-picker and an optional peer of @base-ui/react - the slot rename table was missing date-picker-input and range-picker-footer, both prefix changes; all 23 slots now accounted for - the mechanisms table quoted a Popover snippet that is not in the source Every remaining reference was verified against the branch: 48 of 48 cited symbols found in the files they name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks — trimmed it down: 694 → 548 lines, 6.3k → 5.3k words.
Also fixed the stale citations and slot-table gaps along the way; every reference is now verified against the branch. The API surface, migration map, implementation plan, and open items are unchanged. |
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md`:
- Around line 195-205: Add the missing controlled-state contract alongside
CalendarPreviewBaseProps.granularity: introduce defaultGranularity and
onGranularityChange, and wire GranularityTabs changes through the controlled
state so consumers can observe and update granularity. Keep the existing
granularity behavior intact for uncontrolled usage.
- Around line 239-250: Resolve the calendar value contract before finalizing the
API: update the selection props and related sections around SingleProps,
RangeProps, and the corresponding commit behavior so quarter and half-year
values use the intended range shape, and define whether immediate callbacks may
receive a partial range with a nullable to value or only committed values. Keep
the documented value types and callback semantics consistent across all affected
sections.
- Around line 221-226: Update the RFC’s documentation for the public
commit="explicit" option and its corresponding usage section to define behavior
when Footer is omitted: either enforce that Footer is required, document a
root-level commit API, or specify a fallback for committing and discarding
buffered changes. Ensure the chosen behavior provides a documented path for both
actions.
- Around line 461-474: Update the migration guidance around
calendarProps.startMonth/endMonth and the root minDate/maxDate mapping to
explicitly preserve navigation-bound semantics, distinguishing navigation limits
from selection limits. Define dedicated navigation props or clearly document the
intended root-prop behavior, and add tests covering the chosen contract.
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| interface CalendarPreviewBaseProps { | ||
| /** @defaultValue 'day' */ | ||
| granularity?: CalendarGranularity; | ||
| /** Granularities the user may switch between. Renders `GranularityTabs` when >1. */ | ||
| granularities?: CalendarGranularity[]; | ||
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| // popover state (was entirely private) | ||
| open?: boolean; | ||
| defaultOpen?: boolean; | ||
| onOpenChange?: (open: boolean, details?: { reason?: string }) => void; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add the missing granularity control contract.
The root exposes granularity, and the state table says it uses useControlled, but there is no defaultGranularity or onGranularityChange. A controlled consumer cannot observe or update a GranularityTabs change. Add the controlled-state props, or define granularity as internal-only.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` around lines 195 - 205, Add the missing
controlled-state contract alongside CalendarPreviewBaseProps.granularity:
introduce defaultGranularity and onGranularityChange, and wire GranularityTabs
changes through the controlled state so consumers can observe and update
granularity. Keep the existing granularity behavior intact for uncontrolled
usage.
| /** | ||
| * `'immediate'` fires `onValueChange` on every interaction. | ||
| * `'explicit'` buffers until `Apply` (requires a `Footer`). | ||
| * @defaultValue 'immediate' | ||
| */ | ||
| commit?: 'immediate' | 'explicit'; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Define the failure path for commit="explicit" without a Footer.
commit="explicit" is public, but Footer is optional. A valid composition can omit Apply and Cancel, leaving buffered changes with no documented way to commit or discard them. Enforce the requirement, expose a root-level commit API, or define a fallback behavior.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` around lines 221 - 226, Update the RFC’s
documentation for the public commit="explicit" option and its corresponding
usage section to define behavior when Footer is omitted: either enforce that
Footer is required, document a root-level commit API, or specify a fallback for
committing and discarding buffered changes. Ensure the chosen behavior provides
a documented path for both actions.
| interface SingleProps extends CalendarPreviewBaseProps { | ||
| selection?: 'single'; | ||
| value?: Date | null; | ||
| defaultValue?: Date | null; | ||
| onValueChange?: (value: Date | null) => void; | ||
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| interface RangeProps extends CalendarPreviewBaseProps { | ||
| selection: 'range'; | ||
| value?: DateRangeValue | null; // { from: Date | null; to: Date | null } | ||
| defaultValue?: DateRangeValue | null; | ||
| onValueChange?: (value: DateRangeValue | null) => void; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Resolve the value shape before freezing the API.
SingleProps only permits Date | null, while Open Item 1 allows quarter and half-year values to become { from, to } ranges. The range contract also says commit="immediate" fires during a half-built range, although DateRangeValue.to is nullable and the text claims consumers need no partial-value inference. Define the value shape and draft-versus-committed callback semantics before Phase 1. Otherwise, implementation and consumers will require another breaking change.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` around lines 239 - 250, Resolve the
calendar value contract before finalizing the API: update the selection props
and related sections around SingleProps, RangeProps, and the corresponding
commit behavior so quarter and half-year values use the intended range shape,
and define whether immediate callbacks may receive a partial range with a
nullable to value or only committed values. Keep the documented value types and
callback semantics consistent across all affected sections.
| | Today | Rewrite | | ||
| |---|---| | ||
| | `<Calendar mode="single" selected={d} onSelect={setD} />` | `<CalendarPreview.Inline value={d} onValueChange={setD} />` | | ||
| | `<Calendar mode="range" … />` | `<CalendarPreview.Inline selection="range" … />` | | ||
| | `<DatePicker value={d} onSelect={setD} />` | `<CalendarPreview.DatePicker value={d} onValueChange={setD} />` | | ||
| | `<RangePicker value={r} onSelect={setR} />` | `<CalendarPreview.RangePicker value={r} onValueChange={setR} />` | | ||
| | `dateFormat="DD/MM/YYYY"` | `format="DD/MM/YYYY"` | | ||
| | `slotProps.input={…}` | `<CalendarPreview.Input {…} />` | | ||
| | `slotProps.startInput` / `endInput` | `<CalendarPreview.RangeInput startProps={…} endProps={…} />` | | ||
| | `slotProps.popover={…}` | `<CalendarPreview.Content {…} />` | | ||
| | `slotProps.calendar={…}` | `<CalendarPreview.Grid {…} />` + root `month` / `minDate` / `maxDate` | | ||
| | `inputProps` / `inputsProps` / `calendarProps` / `popoverProps` (deprecated) | removed — the deprecation window closes here | | ||
| | `calendarProps.startMonth` / `endMonth` | root `minDate` / `maxDate` | | ||
| | `calendarProps.captionLayout="dropdown"` | default; opt *out* with `<CalendarPreview.Nav layout="label" />` | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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react-day-picker 9.6.7 PropsBase startMonth endMonth minDate maxDate navigation selectable dates official documentation
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In react-day-picker version 9.6.7, the PropsBase interface includes several key properties for controlling calendar navigation and date constraints [1][2]. Start and End Dates To limit the range of months a user can navigate through, use the startMonth and endMonth props [3][4][5]: - startMonth (Date): The earliest month available for navigation [3][4][5]. - endMonth (Date): The latest month available for navigation [3][4][5]. Min/Max Date Constraints While there is no single prop named "minDate" or "maxDate" in PropsBase, you control which days are selectable by using the disabled prop in combination with Matchers, or by using specific constraints depending on your selection mode [1][5][6]. - Disabled Days: The disabled prop accepts a Matcher (or array of Matchers) to disable specific dates, which prevents them from being selected [1][5][6]. - Selection Limits (Min/Max): When using built-in selection modes (multiple or range), you can use the min and max props (outside of PropsBase, applied directly to the DayPicker component) to limit the number of selectable days or the size of a date range [7]. Navigation Navigation is managed through props in the PropsBase interface [1][2]: - hideNavigation: Set to true to hide the navigation buttons (previous/next) [1][5]. - disableNavigation: Set to true to completely disable the navigation between months [1][5]. - pagedNavigation: When multiple months are displayed, this enables navigation by the number of displayed months rather than by single month [5]. For further implementation details, refer to the official v9 documentation [8][9][4]. Note that as of August 2026, version 9.x is no longer the latest actively maintained version [8].
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- 1: https://daypicker.dev/api/react/interfaces/PropsBase
- 2: https://github.com/gpbl/react-day-picker/blob/main/apps/website/versioned_docs/version-9.14.0/api/interfaces/PropsBase.md
- 3: https://daypicker.dev/docs/navigation
- 4: https://daypicker.dev/v9/docs/navigation
- 5: https://github.com/gpbl/react-day-picker/blob/main/packages/react-day-picker/src/types/props.ts
- 6: https://daypicker.dev/v9/selections/selection-modes
- 7: https://react-day-picker.js.org/basics/selecting-days
- 8: https://daypicker.dev/v9
- 9: https://daypicker.dev/v9/start
Preserve navigation-bound semantics in the migration map.
calendarProps.startMonth and endMonth limit navigation. RDP 9.6.7 has no minDate or maxDate props; the RFC must define whether the new root props limit navigation, selection, or both. Add dedicated navigation props or document and test the intended behavior.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` around lines 461 - 474, Update the
migration guidance around calendarProps.startMonth/endMonth and the root
minDate/maxDate mapping to explicitly preserve navigation-bound semantics,
distinguishing navigation limits from selection limits. Define dedicated
navigation props or clearly document the intended root-prop behavior, and add
tests covering the chosen contract.
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…rose Current Problems becomes a 12-row problem / evidence / answer map, so every complaint states its fix. Root prop rationale, repo follow-ups, open items, and alternatives move to tables too; the parts table gains a Parent column; the file layout collapses its per-part rows. Three cells ran 47-90 words, which markdown tables cannot reflow - those keep the row terse and carry their detail in prose below (what the 185 lines contain, why spread-last is unsatisfiable, how FilterChip absorbs it). Same treatment for the dependency findings and goals. Longest table cell is now 53 words, down from 90. New findings verified in source: the popover hook returns a setIsOpen neither picker calls; onOpenChange carries three suppression branches; eight keys are pinned after the consumer spread, three of them reachable through slotProps.calendar via RDP's PropsBase; and FilterChip's two [class*="..."] rules are dead - Input renders no helper-text or error-wrapper element, and neither string appears anywhere else in the repo. Follow-up fixes now cite PRs #821, #827, #881; the react-day-picker comparison names all 41 class-name keys (UI 24, DayFlag 5, SelectionState 4, Animation 8). Restores the part-tree diagram, which the Parent column encodes but does not show, and corrects the Base UI temporal adapter surface to ~80 members beyond the eight named. 694 -> 518 lines, 6.3k -> 5.1k words. 64 of 64 claims re-verified against the branch; no line-number citations remain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Proposes replacing Calendar, DatePicker, and RangePicker with a single subcomposed root that owns date and popover state explicitly and exposes every surface as a dot-notation part.
Description
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docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md. Docs only — no component code in this PR.The calendar family is the only part of Apsara that never adopted the composition contract. The RFC argues every recurring bug is downstream of that, and proposes
CalendarPreview: one export, dot-notation parts,value/onValueChange+open/onOpenChange, react-day-picker isolated behind one file.open/onOpenChangeon the root;use-picker-popover.tsdeletedcaptionLayout='dropdown'reverted — month/year nav can't be the default inside a picker.Navis ours, a sibling of the grid; RDP never mounts aSelect, so nav is default-onslotPropsbags,children-as-function,onErrorChange— idioms found nowhere else in the libraryrender+Fieldcomposition; zeroslotPropsmode/selected/requiredto be overridden after the consumer spread.Gridonly;...propsspread-last becomes satisfiabledayjs.extend()in four modules, import-order dependent — the cause of a past P0date-adapter.ts; failure class becomes impossiblelock="from"/lock="to"Findings turned up while writing it, each cited to file and line in the RFC:
date-picker.tsxdefaultMonth; its three siblings were hardened, this one missedrange-picker.tsxRangePickerPropsnot exported and in no barrel — consumers can't type a wrapper, yet the docs render its type tableprops.tsslotProps.calendaras the fullCalendarProps, including four props the real type excludesCHANGELOG.mdDataViewfilterProps.calendarslot that was never builtfilter-chip.tsxslotProps.inputmerge silently drops a consumer's container class; CSS reaches intoInput's hashed classespackage.jsonmode/requiredunion is unchanged, so upgrading ≠ fixing thisinternals/temporal*adapters exist —date-adapter.tsis shaped to that surfaceBreaking, no shim: the new component ships alongside, the old family is removed one release later. The migration map is mechanical and codemod-able. Seven open items for review — the
quarter/half-yearvalue shape needs a decision before implementation, since it shapes the type union.Type of Change
Docs-only PR; the change it proposes is breaking, noted so the label isn't a surprise later.
How Has This Been Tested?
No code, so nothing to run. The RFC's claims were verified instead:
pnpm-lock.yamlUIvalues,classNameskeys,componentsoverrides, removed propsNote: the citations predate the latest styling commit on
main, so somecalendar.module.cssline numbers may have drifted. Worth a re-check before merge.Checklist:
.mdxlands with the implementationScreenshots (if appropriate):
N/A — no visual change.
Related Issues
FilterChiprewrite,DataViewfilterProps.calendarslot,filter-operations→date-adapter.ts@base-ui/react→~1.7.0,react-day-picker→~10.0.1