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Polymer 3.0 support? #53

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fanthos opened this issue May 14, 2018 · 6 comments
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Polymer 3.0 support? #53

fanthos opened this issue May 14, 2018 · 6 comments

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@fanthos
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fanthos commented May 14, 2018

Polymer 3.0 used ES6 module instead of HTML import, this component does not work with 3.0.
I think Polymer 3.0 support should be added to the components.

@mercmobily
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This is gonna hurt but... since Polymer is on its way to be obsoleted altogether, I think it would make sense to skip Polymer 3 altogether and port this wonderful picker directly to lit-html

lit-html is basically vanilla Javascript with a minuscule layer on top (which is lit-html, which is ALSO modelled around proposals that are being worked on so that it ALL becomes vanilla Javascript eventually).

What do you think?

@ernsheong
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Use LitElement :) https://github.com/Polymer/lit-element

@RuslanKim
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Is there a way to load it from Polymer 3.0 (I use webpack)?
Is there any plans to port it into JS modules?

@fooloomanzoo
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There are plans, but it might take a while

@fooloomanzoo
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available for version 3.0.0

@matepaiva
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Hello! First, thank you for the amazing component. I am using lit-element and it looks like they work very well together. But I am quite new to web components and I have no idea about how to get the selected date. I am able to pass the date to the datetime-picker, but I don't know which event to listen to get the information back, when it has changed. Could you give me a hint?

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