Standard Overlays & Menus
Date Range Popover
Two-month calendar in a popover for picking a start/end range, with one-click presets for today, last 7/30 days, and this/last month.
$ velocityx add standard-date-range-popover
Built for react.
Needs react already installed
as a peer dependency.
An Astro-only project needs @astrojs/react wired up first — this won't run on its own in plain Astro.
Full docs for Date Range Popover →
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velocityx loginonce.
Props
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| label | string | No | 'Date range' | |
| onChange | undocumented | Yes | ||
| initialRange | null | No | null | |
| open | undocumented | Yes | ||
| defaultOpen | boolean | No | false | |
| onOpenChange | undocumented | Yes |
4 fields in this table have an undocumented type — see source for the exact shape.
File this creates
The CLI writes this path into your project, relative to its root — nothing else moves.
components/velocity/standard-date-range-popover/DateRangePopover.jsxUsing the Date Range Popover component
Install it with velocityx add standard-date-range-popover.
The CLI writes the source straight into your project — no runtime dependency, no registry
lock-in, and it themes itself from the same primary-*/accent-* scale as the rest of the library.
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