Ember component that wraps jquery-ui datepicker. By default, binds the value property of the component to the datepicker's value.

After you've included the script with a script tag or your favorite module system, you can access the class in JavaScript like so (assuming you're using globals):

var MySubclass = jqui.DatepickerComponent.extend({

});

jqui.DatepickerComponent provides two hooks to override its binding behavior.

You can define an onSelect action to stop bindings from happening. You can also define an onClose action to respond when the datepicker is closed.

var MySubclassComponent = jqui.DatepickerComponent.extend({
  actions: {
    onClose: function() {
      // Doin' stuff
    },
    onSelect: function(dateText, jqUIElement) {
      // Doin' more stuff
    }
  }
});

After cloning this repo, install dependencies:

$ npm install
$ bower install

Fire up the grunt watcher:

$ grunt

Then in a different tab run your tests with testem:

$ testem

MIT License

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