Way to overwrite createYearLabel function

[doonot]

I have two issue with the library and I am wondering if there is a way to overwrite a specific function in pickadate?

• DatePicker.prototype.nodes.createYearLabel: Instead of using the focusYear, I want to use the current year.
• DatePicker.prototype.nodes.createYearLabel: I do not want the number of years to be divided by 2:

createYearLabel = function() {
        
        var focusedYear = viewsetObject.year;
        
        settings.equallySplitYears = false;
        settings.useFocusYear = false;

        // if user wants to equally split the years, the year number will be divided in half and added to the
        // lowest year and to the highest year
        if(settings.equallySplitYears) {
            numberYears = settings.selectYears === true ? 5 : ~~( settings.selectYears / 2 )
        } else {
            numberYears = settings.selectYears === true ? 5 : ~~( settings.selectYears )
        }

        // If there are years to select, add a dropdown menu.
        if (numberYears) {

            // initialize variables
            var minYear, maxYear, lowestYear, highestYear;

            if(settings.useFocusYear) {
                // calendar uses the selected year in the dropdown to calculate new years.
                minYear = minLimitObject.year;
                maxYear = maxLimitObject.year;
                lowestYear = focusedYear - numberYears;

                if(settings.equallySplitYears) {
                    highestYear = focusedYear + numberYears;
                }
            } else {
                // calendar uses todays year to calculate new years
                minYear = minLimitObject.year;
                maxYear = maxLimitObject.year;
                lowestYear = nowObject.year - numberYears;

                if(settings.equallySplitYears) {
                    highestYear = nowObject + numberYears;
                }
            } ...

I tried to overwrite this prototype function but I am having problems accessing the DatePicker object. Any hint would be appreciated.

Thanks for this awesome library.