rememberDatePickerState
Composable Function
Common
@Composable
fun rememberDatePickerState(
@Suppress("AutoBoxing") initialSelectedDateMillis: Long? = null,
@Suppress("AutoBoxing") initialDisplayedMonthMillis: Long? = initialSelectedDateMillis,
yearRange: IntRange = DatePickerDefaults.YearRange,
initialDisplayMode: DisplayMode = DisplayMode.Picker,
selectableDates: SelectableDates = DatePickerDefaults.AllDates,
): DatePickerState
Creates a DatePickerState
for a DatePicker
that is remembered across compositions.
To create a date picker state outside composition, see the DatePickerState
function.
Parameters
initialSelectedDateMillis | timestamp in UTC milliseconds from the epoch that represents an initial selection of a date. Provide a null to indicate no selection. |
initialDisplayedMonthMillis | timestamp in UTC milliseconds from the epoch that represents an initial selection of a month to be displayed to the user. By default, in case an initialSelectedDateMillis is provided, the initial displayed month would be the month of the selected date. Otherwise, in case null is provided, the displayed month would be the current one. |
yearRange | an IntRange that holds the year range that the date picker will be limited to |
initialDisplayMode | an initial DisplayMode that this state will hold |
selectableDates | a SelectableDates that is consulted to check if a date is allowed. In case a date is not allowed to be selected, it will appear disabled in the UI. |
Jvm
@RequiresApi(26)
@Composable
@ExperimentalMaterial3Api
fun rememberDatePickerState(
initialSelectedDate: LocalDate?,
initialDisplayedMonth: YearMonth? = initialSelectedDate?.let { YearMonth.from(it) },
yearRange: IntRange = DatePickerDefaults.YearRange,
initialDisplayMode: DisplayMode = DisplayMode.Picker,
selectableDates: SelectableDates = DatePickerDefaults.AllDates,
): DatePickerState
Creates a DatePickerState
for a DatePicker
that is remembered across compositions.
Note: This composable uses LocalDate
and YearMonth
. For a lower-level composable that uses
UTC milliseconds, see the other rememberDatePickerState
overload.
The initial values are converted to UTC milliseconds at the start of the day (midnight):
initialSelectedDate
is used to setDatePickerState.selectedDateMillis
.initialDisplayedMonth
is used to setDatePickerState.displayedMonthMillis
, based on the first day of that month.
To create a date picker state outside composition, see the DatePickerState
function.
Parameters
initialSelectedDate | a LocalDate for an initial date selection. Provide a null to indicate no selection. |
initialDisplayedMonth | an optional YearMonth for an initial month that will be displayed to the user. By default, in case an initialSelectedDate is provided, the initial displayed month would be the month of the selected date. You may provide a different initial month, or null to display the current one. |
yearRange | an IntRange that holds the year range that the date picker will be limited to |
initialDisplayMode | an initial DisplayMode that this state will hold |
selectableDates | a SelectableDates that is consulted to check if a date is allowed. In case a date is not allowed to be selected, it will appear disabled in the UI. |
Code Examples
DatePickerApi26Sample
@RequiresApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.O)
@OptIn(ExperimentalMaterial3Api::class)
@Preview
@Composable
fun DatePickerApi26Sample() {
Column(
modifier = Modifier.verticalScroll(rememberScrollState()),
verticalArrangement = Arrangement.spacedBy(8.dp),
) {
// Pre-select a date for April 15, 2023
val datePickerState =
rememberDatePickerState(initialSelectedDate = LocalDate.of(2023, 4, 15))
DatePicker(state = datePickerState, modifier = Modifier.padding(16.dp))
Text(
"Selected date: ${datePickerState.getSelectedDate() ?: "no selection"}",
modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.CenterHorizontally),
)
}
}