Custom components

The date picker lets you customize sub-components.

Overriding components

You can override the internal elements of the component (known as "slots") using the components prop.

Use the componentsProps prop if you need to pass additional props to a component slot.

As an example, you could override the ActionBar and pass additional props to the custom component as shown below:

<DatePicker
  {...otherProps}
  components={{
    // Override default <ActionBar /> with a custom one
    ActionBar: CustomActionBar,
  }}
  componentsProps={{
    // pass props `actions={['clear']}` to the actionBar slot
    actionBar: { actions: ['clear'] },
  }}
/>

Action bar

Component props

The action bar is available on all picker components. It is located at the bottom of the picker's views. By default, it contains no action on desktop, and the actions Cancel and Accept on mobile.

You can override the action displayed by passing the actions prop to the actionBar within componentsProps, as shown here:

<DatePicker
  componentsProps={{
    // The actions will be the same between desktop and mobile
    actionBar: {
      actions: ['clear'],
    },
    // The actions will be different between desktop and mobile
    actionBar: ({ wrapperVariant }) => ({
      actions: wrapperVariant === 'desktop' ? [] : ['clear'],
    }),
  }}
/>

In the example below, the action bar contains only one button, which resets the selection to today's date:

Available actions

The built-in ActionBar component supports four different actions:

Component

If you need to customize the date picker beyond the options described above, you can provide a custom component. This can be used in combination with componentsProps.

In the example below, the actions are the same as in the section above, but they are rendered inside a menu:

Tabs

The tabs are available on all date time picker components.

Component props

You can override the icons displayed by passing props to the tabs within componentsProps, as shown here:

<DateTimePicker
  componentsProps={{
    tabs: {
      dateIcon: <LightModeIcon />,
      timeIcon: <AcUnitIcon />,
    },
  }}
/>

By default, the tabs are hidden on desktop, and visible on mobile. This behavior can be overridden by setting the hidden prop:

<DateTimePicker
  componentsProps={{
    tabs: {
      hidden: false,
    },
  }}
/>

Component

If you need to customize the date time picker beyond the options described above, you can provide a custom component. This can be used in combination with componentsProps.

In the example below, the tabs are using different icons and have an additional component:

Arrow switcher

The following slots let you customize how to render the buttons and icons for an arrow switcher component—the component to navigate to the "Previous" and "Next" steps of the picker: PreviousIconButton, NextIconButton, LeftArrowIcon, RightArrowIcon.

Component props

You can pass props to the icons and buttons as shown below:

Component

You can pass custom components—to replace the icons, for example—as shown below:

API

See the documentation below for a complete reference to all of the props and classes available to the components mentioned here.

• <DateTimePickerTabs />