Now, we’ll also need to pass down the date from App's state to display in the DatePicker. Developer Mark Hambly has created a NASA-powered astrophotography widget that showcases NASA's 'Astronomy Picture of the Day' project. In Part 1, we already set up our App to render the DateInput component and pass down a changeDate function. Nasa Informative allows users to search, discover and download a treasure trove of more than 140,000 NASA images files from across the agencys many. This means that our DatePicker’s selected date and function to handle the change in the date will come from its props, passed down from App.
The date is stored in the state in the App component, which is the parent of DateInput.
In our Astronomy Picture of the Day app, we will be rendering the DatePicker in the DateInput component. Depending on the structure of your app, these elements may come from somewhere else, like the component’s props. NASA Imagery Fetcher This is an Android app that fetches images from NASA's Image of the Day and Astronomy Picture of the Day services. This format is of course assuming that the date is stored in the state of the component that renders the DatePicker and that the component has a function to handle the change. As shown in its documentation, the simplest form of a DatePicker is: It is a React component that can display a selected date and respond to a change in the date with a function. You can see for yourself in their archive Astronomy Picture of the Day.
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Nasa picture of the day app install#
To use the DatePicker, we first need to install the package.ĭatepicker requires Moment.js and PropTypes, so I installed them as well.ĭatePicker is relatively easy to use. Descubra vdeos curtos sobre nasa picture app no TikTok.
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