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Proposes replacing Calendar, DatePicker, and RangePicker with a single subcomposed root that owns date and popover state explicitly and exposes every surface as a dot-notation part. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe RFC redesigns Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This RFC does not change current component behavior, but several proposed selection, reset, clear, draft-state, and keyboard-opening contracts are inconsistent or incomplete. Resolving them before approval will prevent incorrect range values and inaccessible picker behavior in the eventual implementation. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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@Shreyag02 can you make the RFC a bit more concise? Currently it feels bloated and hard to understand.
Addresses review feedback that the RFC read as bloated and hard to follow, and that design-side material did not belong in it. Trim: 694 -> 548 lines, 6.3k -> 5.3k words. Background's eight numbered subsections become bold-lead paragraphs matching RFC 004's style; the Scorecard table collapses to one paragraph; Dependencies, the data-slot mapping, Conventions, and Alternatives lose restatement without losing claims. The API surface, migration map, implementation plan, and open items are unchanged - those are what reviewers act on. Remove: the Design Blockers section, phase 0 (design unblock), and every Figma reference. The only engineering residue, "CSS uses --rs-* tokens only", already lives in the testing checklist. Citations: replace all 49 file:line references with symbol, comment, and rule names that survive edits and merges - types (DatePickerSlotProps), named effects (the setViewMonth effect), source comments, lint reasons, CSS rules, and changelog version headings instead of line spans. Fix nine claims that were wrong or stale, six of them predating this change: - two CHANGELOG line refs pointed at the lucide section after main merged - Object.assign precedent said 45 occurrences, now 46 and stated durably - only two of three biome-ignores are about Date identity; the third covers callback identity - the popover hook's six refs are two DOM handles, two flags, and two identity mirrors, not four shadows - props.ts omits five of six deprecated props, not four, and names them in prose rather than dropping them - the props.ts mirror is the CalendarProps block, not "137 lines" - date-fns is a hard dependency of react-day-picker and an optional peer of @base-ui/react - the slot rename table was missing date-picker-input and range-picker-footer, both prefix changes; all 23 slots now accounted for - the mechanisms table quoted a Popover snippet that is not in the source Every remaining reference was verified against the branch: 48 of 48 cited symbols found in the files they name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks — trimmed it down: 694 → 548 lines, 6.3k → 5.3k words.
Also fixed the stale citations and slot-table gaps along the way; every reference is now verified against the branch. The API surface, migration map, implementation plan, and open items are unchanged. |
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- Around line 195-205: Add the missing controlled-state contract alongside
CalendarPreviewBaseProps.granularity: introduce defaultGranularity and
onGranularityChange, and wire GranularityTabs changes through the controlled
state so consumers can observe and update granularity. Keep the existing
granularity behavior intact for uncontrolled usage.
- Around line 239-250: Resolve the calendar value contract before finalizing the
API: update the selection props and related sections around SingleProps,
RangeProps, and the corresponding commit behavior so quarter and half-year
values use the intended range shape, and define whether immediate callbacks may
receive a partial range with a nullable to value or only committed values. Keep
the documented value types and callback semantics consistent across all affected
sections.
- Around line 221-226: Update the RFC’s documentation for the public
commit="explicit" option and its corresponding usage section to define behavior
when Footer is omitted: either enforce that Footer is required, document a
root-level commit API, or specify a fallback for committing and discarding
buffered changes. Ensure the chosen behavior provides a documented path for both
actions.
- Around line 461-474: Update the migration guidance around
calendarProps.startMonth/endMonth and the root minDate/maxDate mapping to
explicitly preserve navigation-bound semantics, distinguishing navigation limits
from selection limits. Define dedicated navigation props or clearly document the
intended root-prop behavior, and add tests covering the chosen contract.
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…rose Current Problems becomes a 12-row problem / evidence / answer map, so every complaint states its fix. Root prop rationale, repo follow-ups, open items, and alternatives move to tables too; the parts table gains a Parent column; the file layout collapses its per-part rows. Three cells ran 47-90 words, which markdown tables cannot reflow - those keep the row terse and carry their detail in prose below (what the 185 lines contain, why spread-last is unsatisfiable, how FilterChip absorbs it). Same treatment for the dependency findings and goals. Longest table cell is now 53 words, down from 90. New findings verified in source: the popover hook returns a setIsOpen neither picker calls; onOpenChange carries three suppression branches; eight keys are pinned after the consumer spread, three of them reachable through slotProps.calendar via RDP's PropsBase; and FilterChip's two [class*="..."] rules are dead - Input renders no helper-text or error-wrapper element, and neither string appears anywhere else in the repo. Follow-up fixes now cite PRs #821, #827, #881; the react-day-picker comparison names all 41 class-name keys (UI 24, DayFlag 5, SelectionState 4, Animation 8). Restores the part-tree diagram, which the Parent column encodes but does not show, and corrects the Base UI temporal adapter surface to ~80 members beyond the eight named. 694 -> 518 lines, 6.3k -> 5.1k words. 64 of 64 claims re-verified against the branch; no line-number citations remain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`.Nav` renders no `Select`. The design navigates with a caption and icon buttons, which retires the `captionLayout` bug rather than working around it. The two dropdown `data-slot`s retire with it, so 23 old slots now map to 18, and the `captionLayout` migration row becomes a removal. Qualify the conventions table: recipes are the one thing here with no precedent — nothing in the library hangs a pre-composed assembly off a root. New open items for that and for `.Nav`'s third button. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1. Rename granularity to scale
Matches TimelineScale in DataView — one word across the library.
type Scale = 'day' | 'month' | 'quarter' | 'halfYear' | 'year';
scale?: Scale; // controlled active scale
defaultScale?: Scale;
onScaleChange?: (scale: Scale) => void;
scales?: Scale | Scale[]; // supported scales; single value hides the switcher2. The value must carry its own scale
value?: Date | null makes "August 2026" and "1 August 2026" the same value. It needs to be a date/scale pair:
interface DateValue {
date: string; // 'YYYY-MM-DD', timeless
scale: Scale;
}
value?: DateValue | null;
defaultValue?: DateValue | null;
onValueChange?: (value: DateValue | null, details: ChangeDetails) => void;It can't come from the scale prop — that's the view that's open, value.scale is what the committed value means. They differ the whole time the user is browsing another scale; after a reload the prop can't say what a stored date meant; and consumers render the value with no calendar mounted (FilterChip text, DataView filters), where there's no prop to read. Separate value and scale props can also be set inconsistently — one object makes that unrepresentable.
Use 'YYYY-MM-DD' strings, not Date. new Date('2026-08-01') is UTC midnight and renders as 31 July in negative offsets, and Date identity churn is what the biome-ignores and the setViewMonth loop already are. Convert once, inside the grid, where react-day-picker needs it.
3. Add trailingValue
trailingValue?: boolean; // default false"August 2026" stores 2026-08-01 on a start field and 2026-08-31 on an end field — same for quarter, half-year and year. It decides which date we emit, so it belongs in the value contract and can't be added later without changing what call sites receive. Month-end must be calendar-correct: Feb 2028 trailing is 2028-02-29.
Unrelated to lock='from' | 'to', which is about range endpoints.
4. Draft state
The state table is missing the draft. Without it, switching scale either emits — writing on what the user sees as a preview — or does nothing until Apply.
| State | Source | Emitted |
|---|---|---|
value |
controlled prop, else internal | on commit |
draft |
scale switch or typing; null when clean | never |
scale |
controlled, else follows value or typed input |
onScaleChange |
viewMonth |
controlled, else draft ?? value ?? today |
onMonthChange |
Switching scale or typing sets the draft and moves the view without emitting. Clicking a cell or pressing Enter commits. Escape drops the draft and restores the input from value.
5. Define the scale conversion rule
Currently unspecified. One rule covers every direction:
Take the anchor date. Find the period of the target scale containing it. Emit that period's start when leading, its end when trailing.
convertScale(value, to, trailing) {
return { date: anchorOf(periodOf(value.date, to), trailing), scale: to };
}Availability is the same rule — a cell is available when the date it would produce falls inside [min, max]. With a start of 15 Jul 2026 an end picker disables H1 2026 (ends 30 Jun) but keeps Q3 2026 (ends 30 Sep). isDateUnavailable(date: Date) as typed can't express that.
Build this as pure functions in lib/, tested before any UI: leap years, month-end snapping, period boundaries, round trips on both edges.
6. onValueChange needs details
interface ChangeDetails {
reason: 'select' | 'input' | 'clear' | 'scale';
period: { start: string; end: string };
toDate: () => Date;
}Without period every consumer re-derives the span by hand and gets month-end wrong. period doesn't depend on trailingValue, so a consumer that ignores the edge still gets the right span.
7. One view part per scale, not one .MonthGrid
A single part switched by a root prop can't render only the quarter view, and the four views need different layouts — 3 / 4 / 2 / 1 columns, and the year view has no year headings.
DataView already does this: .List, .Timeline and .Custom are sibling view parts on one root, each self-gating with
const isActive = !name || activeView === undefined || activeView === name;Mount one alone and it always renders; mount several and the switcher picks. Use .Days, .Months, .Quarters, .HalfYears, .Years.
.MonthGrid needs renaming anyway — it collides with react-day-picker's own MonthGrid slot and with today's data-slot="calendar-month-grid", which means the day table.
8. .Nav → .Header, with subparts
.Nav only applies to the day scale, and align as its only prop makes a custom header impossible.
<Calendar.Header>
<Calendar.PrevMonth />
<Calendar.Title />
<Calendar.Reset />
<Calendar.NextMonth />
</Calendar.Header>.Header composes these by default, so the common case doesn't get longer. It sits outside the grid, with react-day-picker on hideNavigation.
The third button is a reset — return the view to the anchor month, shown only once the view has drifted. Different from a "Today" jump in the footer; both can exist.
9. .Input mounts anywhere under the root
Not just inside .Trigger. The design puts it inside the popup, above the scale switcher. Use a field prop rather than .RangeInput with startProps / endProps:
<Calendar.Input field="start" />
<Calendar.Input field="end" />startProps / endProps is slotProps renamed, against the stated zero-slotProps goal, and it stops you putting anything between the two inputs or rendering only one. Same for .Grid's dayProps — that should be a .Day part on react-day-picker's DayButton slot.
10. View props go on views
Move down: numberOfMonths → .Days; fixedWeeks, showOutsideDays, showWeekNumber, weekStartsOn, modifiers → .Grid; onValidityChange → .Input.
Add to root: yearRange (which years the period views cover), today (deterministic tests and playground), clearable.
open / defaultOpen / onOpenChange stay on the root, matching Dialog / Popover / Menu — inert when no .Trigger / .Content is mounted, which is what makes the inline calendar the same component rather than a mode.
Proposed structure — additions to the part tree
.Trigger, .Content, .Grid and .Footer stay as proposed, so there's no separate picker component. Everything marked below is an addition or a rename on top of that tree.
<Calendar> {/* value · draft · scale · view · bounds */}
<Calendar.Trigger /> {/* omit Trigger + Content for inline */}
<Calendar.Content>
<Calendar.Label /> {/* new */}
<Calendar.Input field="end" /> {/* moves — anywhere under the root */}
<Calendar.Scales /> {/* renamed from .GranularityTabs */}
<Calendar.Separator /> {/* new */}
<Calendar.Panel> {/* new — no children renders the views below */}
<Calendar.Days> {/* new */}
<Calendar.Header> {/* renamed from .Nav */}
<Calendar.PrevMonth /> <Calendar.Title /> {/* new */}
<Calendar.Reset /> <Calendar.NextMonth /> {/* new */}
</Calendar.Header>
<Calendar.Grid> {/* react-day-picker, only here */}
<Calendar.Day /> {/* new — → DayButton slot */}
<Calendar.Weekday /> {/* new — → Weekday slot */}
</Calendar.Grid>
</Calendar.Days>
<Calendar.Months /> {/* these four replace .MonthGrid */}
<Calendar.Quarters />
<Calendar.HalfYears />
<Calendar.Years />
</Calendar.Panel>
<Calendar.Footer>
<Calendar.Clear /> <Calendar.Today /> {/* new */}
</Calendar.Footer>
</Calendar.Content>
</Calendar>.Presets, .Preset and .TimeField stay as proposed and are left out above only to keep the tree short. .Apply / .Cancel go with commit.
Every part renders its own default with no children, so composition is opt-in depth. The tree above collapses to:
<Calendar value={target} onValueChange={setTarget} min={start} trailingValue>
<Calendar.Trigger />
<Calendar.Content />
</Calendar>Inline, day grid only:
<Calendar scales="day"><Calendar.Panel /></Calendar>Quarter-only — no day grid mounted, no switcher rendered:
<Calendar scales="quarter" trailingValue>
<Calendar.Trigger />
<Calendar.Content><Calendar.Quarters /></Calendar.Content>
</Calendar>.Scales renders every scale in scales on its own. .Scale is only for relabelling or reordering:
<Calendar.Scales>
<Calendar.Scale value="quarter">Quarterly</Calendar.Scale>
</Calendar.Scales>Root prop changes
Everything else the RFC proposes stays as it is — format, timeZone, open / defaultOpen / onOpenChange, disabled, readOnly, selection, lock. These are the props that change:
// changed shape
value?: DateValue | null;
defaultValue?: DateValue | null;
onValueChange?: (value: DateValue | null, details: ChangeDetails) => void;
// changed type — 'YYYY-MM-DD' strings, was Date
minDate?: string; maxDate?: string;
isDateUnavailable?: (date: string) => boolean;
month?: string; defaultMonth?: string;
onMonthChange?: (month: string) => void;
// renamed
scales?: Scale | Scale[]; // was granularities; default all five
scale?: Scale; // was granularity
defaultScale?: Scale;
onScaleChange?: (scale: Scale) => void;
// added
trailingValue?: boolean; // default false
yearRange?: { from: number; to: number };
today?: string;
clearable?: boolean;
// removed from the root
// commit — see #4
// weekStartsOn — moves to .Grid
// onValidityChange — moves to .InputonOpenChange should forward Base UI's typed event details rather than redeclaring { reason?: string }.
Part props
| Part | Props |
|---|---|
.Trigger |
render, Popover.Trigger props |
.Content |
side, align, Popover.Content props |
.Days |
numberOfMonths |
.Grid |
fixedWeeks, showOutsideDays, showWeekNumber, weekStartsOn, modifiers, components |
.Input |
field, placeholder (a DateValue), onValidityChange, Input props |
.Scale |
value, render |
| view parts | name, columns, render |
| every part | render, className, ref, data-slot, children ?? default |
Every part should take render — the house pattern in composition.md, currently on 4 of 13 — and children should override context-computed content the way Tour.Title does, so <Calendar.Title>Q3 2026</Calendar.Title> works. That also removes the need for the pre-composed recipes. Please add a useCalendar() hook like useTour() so consumers can build parts we didn't ship.
Smaller points
- Add state
data-*attributes alongsidedata-slot:data-selected,data-draft,data-unavailable,data-today,data-outside,data-scale. Slots say what an element is, not what state it's in, and custom cells need something to style against. - The
DataViewfilterProps.calendargap is real but should be separate from this.
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Thank you for the detailed review — it's reshaped the RFC, and I've rewritten rather than patched. Where each point landed:
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scale— agreed, your type as written,halfYearin code with "Half-year" as the label. Added a docs note that the value set differs fromDataView'sTimelineScale, which hasweekand stops at quarter. -
Value shape — adopted for the new input;
Datestays on the migrated three. The scale input takes{ date, scale }withtoDate()as you proposed. KeepingDateonCalendar/DatePicker/RangePickerdoes leave your concern unaddressed for those — UTC-midnight rendering and identity churn stay in their public surface — but ISO strings break FilterChip and DataTable's filter types and the migration stops being mechanical. Logged as an accepted cost with a follow-up for a future major. One consequence:scalesdefaults to'day', since that's what discriminates the two shapes. -
trailingValue— adopted. Root prop, default false; start emits the period's first day, end its last, month-end correct. -
Draft state — adopted. A scale switch moves the view and sets a draft; nothing emits until a pick or Enter, and Escape drops it.
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Conversion and availability — adopted, as tested pure functions in
lib/. Availability tests the date a period would produce, so a period can be selectable for a start and disabled for an end — which I read as the point of your 15 July example. -
toDate()in;periodstill owed. In the rewrite. -
View parts — adopted.
.Days/.Months/.Quarters/.HalfYears/.Years, self-gating like DataView's..MonthGridand its RDP slot collision both gone. -
.Headersplit — adopted, two things I read differently. The third button is a value reset rather than a view reset: it restoresdefaultDateand renders only when that's set and the selection differs. And the caption month/year dropdown stays on the standalone calendar — our own two-column scroller, noSelect, so the unmount loop can't return. Happy to walk the frames if that reading looks off. -
.Inputplacement — same problem, different solution. Start and end are independent single-value roots, each with its own scale, since the design hasAug 1st → Q3 2026. NostartProps/endProps;lockbecomes per-inputreadOnly. -
View props and part API — adopted in full, including
useCalendar(), which matters more now that the pre-composed recipes are cut entirely.
Beyond your review: commit / .Apply / .Cancel gone (commit on pick, Enter, blur, outside click); .Presets / .Preset / .TimeField out of v1, no design for any; format?: string replaced by a formatter function. Ranges emit only on completion, so to is no longer nullable. multiple parked. State data-* attributes still outstanding.
One offer: a few of the conventions you pointed at — state attributes, consumer hooks, children-override, sibling view parts — aren't in composition.md. Happy to write that section from this review if it'd help.
The body is now the proposal alone. Evidence moves to Appendix B and the implementation reference — part props, file layout, slot map, prop migration — to Appendix A, so the argument reads without them. - Condense the twelve problems to the five ownership questions that actually drive the rewrite - Add the scale model: `ScaleValue` carries its own scale, `trailingValue` picks the period edge, and availability is judged on the date a period would produce - Rework the parts into five sibling view parts under `.Panel`, drop the pre-composed recipes, `.Nav`, presets and time-of-day - Back the date adapter with date-fns rather than dayjs — RDP already depends on it, so dayjs is a pure addition - Cut `selection='multiple'` from v1 and record it as a removal of shipped surface, not an unbuilt feature - Verify every dependency version against the lockfile and the registry Also fixes three inconsistencies found rechecking the draft: `commit` was listed as moving to a part when the RFC drops it outright; `required` is pinned after the consumer spread but not always to `true`; and five of the six deprecated props are missing from `props.ts` entirely rather than merely unmarked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 128: Clarify the RFC’s edge-selection rule so period emission is
determined consistently when both trailingValue and field are present:
explicitly define whether field overrides the root’s trailingValue or apply the
selection independently per field, and update the affected rules to preserve the
same edge for range values and bounds.
- Around line 184-185: Update the Reset API around defaultDate so its reset
target can represent every documented selection arm, including ScaleValue and
DateRangeValue; use a selection-shaped reset value or explicitly constrain and
document Reset to a supported subset.
- Line 191: Update the calendar preview API documentation around clearable and
ChangeDetails to define the clear interaction and commit behavior. Add a
reason-specific clear details shape that supports emitting onValueChange with
null without requiring invalid period or toDate values, and document the
corresponding clear action; alternatively remove the clearable prop and clear
callback reason if clearing is not supported.
- Line 249: Update the useCalendar() public contract to expose the promised
draft state by documenting a draft field with its concrete shape in the return
type and API description. Keep the existing fields unchanged and ensure the
documented shape is sufficient for custom parts to implement draft styling.
- Line 337: Correct the RDP baseline version in the dependency comparison
statement, changing the erroneous 99.6.7 reference to 9.6.7 while preserving the
surrounding claim and formatting.
- Around line 276-277: Revise the Phase 2 rewrite plan to retain DatePicker’s
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Use one rule for the emitted period edge.
trailingValue says the root selects the leading or trailing edge, but the next rule says a start field always emits the first day and an end field always emits the last day. A range root can expose both fields, so these rules can produce different results for the same root. Define whether field overrides trailingValue, or make the edge selection per field. Otherwise, range values and bounds can persist the wrong period edge.
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edge-selection rule so period emission is determined consistently when both
trailingValue and field are present: explicitly define whether field overrides
the root’s trailingValue or apply the selection independently per field, and
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Make .Reset selection-arm aware.
defaultDate?: Date cannot represent the reset target for ScaleValue because it has no scale, or for DateRangeValue because it has no from or to. .Reset is documented as a value reset, so it cannot restore every value shape defined by the RFC. Use a selection-shaped reset value, or limit .Reset to a documented subset.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` around lines 184 - 185, Update the Reset
API around defaultDate so its reset target can represent every documented
selection arm, including ScaleValue and DateRangeValue; use a selection-shaped
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| timeZone?: string; // forwarded to the grid; no conversion of our own | ||
| today?: Date; // injectable, for deterministic tests | ||
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Define the clear interaction and callback shape.
clearable and ChangeDetails.reason = 'clear' are public, but the parts and commit table define no clear action. If clearing emits onValueChange(null, details), the required period and toDate(): Date fields have no valid value. Add a documented clear action and a reason-specific details arm, or remove the prop and callback reason.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` at line 191, Update the calendar preview
API documentation around clearable and ChangeDetails to define the clear
interaction and commit behavior. Add a reason-specific clear details shape that
supports emitting onValueChange with null without requiring invalid period or
toDate values, and document the corresponding clear action; alternatively remove
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| | **Height** | `.Days` hugs its content. The four period views are 320px and scroll — the whole list, not only the rows under a year heading | | ||
| | **Every part** | Takes `render`, `className`, `ref`, `data-slot`. **Children override context-computed content** the way `Tour.Title` does, so `<CalendarPreview.Caption>Q3 2026</CalendarPreview.Caption>` works | | ||
| | **Cell state** | `data-selected`, `data-draft`, `data-unavailable`, `data-today`, `data-outside`, `data-scale`. Slots say what an element is; these say what state it is in. `dateInfo` renders above the date number, as today | | ||
| | **`useCalendar()`** | Ships from the barrel, joining `useTour`, `useSidebar`, `useDataView` and four others, so consumers can build parts we did not. Return type deliberately narrow — value, scale, view month, setters, availability predicate — because whatever it returns is semver-covered | |
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Expose the draft promised by useCalendar().
The state table says the draft is readable from useCalendar(), but the hook contract lists only value, scale, view month, setters, and availability. Custom parts cannot implement the promised draft styling without a documented draft field and shape. Add draft to the public return type, or remove the hook-access promise.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` at line 249, Update the useCalendar()
public contract to expose the promised draft state by documenting a draft field
with its concrete shape in the return type and API description. Keep the
existing fields unchanged and ensure the documented shape is sufficient for
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| - In the rewrite: `.Trigger` owns opening, `.Input` never calls `setOpen` from a focus handler, and focus-to-open arrives as a Base UI trigger option rather than a second handler | ||
| - **Phase 2 does not exit until that is demonstrated in a real browser** — jsdom is what let the original regression through |
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Keep an explicit focus-to-open path.
@base-ui/react@1.6.0 Popover.Trigger uses click interaction and exposes no focus-open option. If the rewrite removes DatePicker’s .Input onFocus path, keyboard focus will not open the picker. Keep an explicit focus handler and test focus, click, and controlled-open behavior in a real browser before completing Phase 2.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` around lines 276 - 277, Revise the Phase 2
rewrite plan to retain DatePicker’s explicit .Input focus handler that opens the
picker, since Popover.Trigger does not provide focus-to-open in the targeted
Base UI version. Keep .Trigger responsible for click interaction, and require
real-browser validation of focus-open, click-open, and controlled-open behavior
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| | `@base-ui/utils` | `~0.3.1` | 0.3.1 | **0.3.2** | | ||
| | `dayjs` | `^1.11.20` | 1.11.20 | **1.11.23** | | ||
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| - **RDP 10 is no longer independent of this rewrite.** The `mode`/`required` union is unchanged 9.6.7 → 10.0.1 — verified by diffing the tarballs, where `types/selection.d.ts` gained JSDoc only — so the upgrade does not by itself fix the union |
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Correct the RDP baseline version.
Replace 99.6.7 with 9.6.7 to match the dependency table and tarball comparison.
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In `@docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md` at line 337, Correct the RDP baseline
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Proposes replacing
Calendar,DatePickerandRangePickerwith a single subcomposed root that owns every piece of state explicitly — selection, view month, popover open, scale, validity — and exposes every surface as a dot-notation part.Description
Adds
docs/rfcs/005-calendar-preview.md. Docs only — no component code in this PR.The calendar family is the only part of Apsara that never adopted the composition contract. The RFC argues every recurring bug is downstream of that, and proposes
CalendarPreview: one export, dot-notation parts,value/onValueChange+open/onOpenChange, react-day-picker isolated behind one file.Five problems account for it — each a question about who owns what, not about rendering:
captionLayout='dropdown'is off by default because theSelects it mounts loop on unmountopen/defaultOpen/onOpenChangeon the root;use-picker-popover.tsdeletedslotProps,children-as-function andonErrorChangeappear nowhere else in the libraryslotPropsprops.tsis a hand-maintained mirror that has drifted, and spread-last is unsatisfiable in the pickers.Grid, driven by derived propsDateidentity churn is load-bearing — threebiome-ignores plus a fourth effect left unguarded, anddayjs.extend()in four modules in an import order enforced by a comment (the 0.49.0 P0)dayKey()/epoch()internally; onedate-adapter.tsDatecan't say whether it means "August 2026" or "1 August 2026", and cells and chips render it with no calendar mountedScaleValue— the value carries its own scaleThe new capability
Selection at scales coarser than a day — month, quarter, half-year, year — with the scale carried by the value rather than inferred from a prop:
scaleis the view that is open;value.scaleis what the committed value means. They differ while the user browses, a prop can't say what a stored date meant after a reload, and one object makes an inconsistent pair unrepresentable.trailingValuepicks which edge of the period is emitted (a start field emits 1 Aug, an end field 31 Aug — and February 2028 trailing is2028-02-29), and availability is judged on the date a period would produce, so one period can be selectable in a start field and disabled in an end field. The period maths lands as pure functions inlib/, tested before any UI.Behavioural breaks a codemod cannot find
tois no longer nullable; anyone relying on the first-click event loses itminDate/maxDatedisable out-of-range periods; the view still moves. A deliberate change fromstartMonth/endMonthreadOnlyon one.Inputreplaceslockgating the whole pickermode="multiple"is removed.Calendaracceptsmode="multiple"withselected: Date[]today — shipped, documented public API — and v1 has no equivalent. This is a removal of shipped surface, not an unbuilt feature; the RFC gates it on a consumer search before the deletion phase. Flagging it here so it isn't a surprise at release-notes timeEvery call site also becomes a composition, because the pre-composed recipes were cut.
Findings turned up while writing it
Each is cited in Appendix B — to types, named effects, source comments and changelog headings rather than line numbers, so the citations survive the next merge from
main.date-picker.tsxdefaultMonth; its three siblings were hardened, this one missedrange-picker.tsxRangePickerProps/RangePickerSlotPropsunexported and in no barrel — consumers can't type a wrapper, yet the docs render its type tableprops.tsslotProps.calendaras the full docsCalendarProps, includingmode/selected/onSelect/footer, none of which the real slot type accepts. Five of the six deprecated props are missing from it entirelyCHANGELOG.mdDataViewfilterProps.calendarslot that was never built —data-view.types.tsxhas only{ select? }filter-chip.tsxslotProps.inputmerge silently drops the chip's container class; two CSS rules reach atInputhashed classes that appear nowhere in the repo and are dead codecalendar.module.cssTodo: var does not existmarkers, a hardcodedmax-height: 260px, eightvar(--rs-space-10, 40px)fallbacks — and no interactiveplaygroundindemo.ts, which 54 of 69 components have@date-fns/tzalready ship unconditionally via RDP and are peered by Base UI; dayjs is a second date implementation we pay for twice, so the adapter is built on date-fnsinternals/temporalplus date-fns and Luxon adapters exist —date-adapter.tsis shaped to that surface, so adopting theirs later is a one-file swapBreaking, no shim: the new component ships alongside, the old family is removed one release later. Seven phases; the three migrated components reach parity before the scale surface is built, so the scale model ships second even though it is specified first. Four open items for review — the
scalesdiscriminator typing,.Picker's name, whetherselection='multiple'must ship before the deletion, and how the break gets announced given there is no changesets setup.Type of Change
Docs-only PR, so nothing here is breaking. The change it proposes is breaking and includes a removal of shipped public API (
mode="multiple") — noted above so the label isn't a surprise later.How Has This Been Tested?
No code, so nothing to run. The RFC's claims were verified instead, and re-verified against the current branch:
biome-ignores, the unguarded effect, the six refs and three suppression branches inuse-picker-popover.ts, the 23data-slots, the deadFilterChipCSS, the CSS token violations, the 54-of-69 playground count, and the two tests behind each of the dayjs P0 and the partial-disable gatepnpm-lock.yaml, checked today: manifest, lockfile and latest all match the RFC's tabletypes/selection.d.tsgained JSDoc only, so the upgrade does not by itself fix the union. v10 also dropsdate-fns-jalaliand goes from 16@deprecatedprops to zero, none of which we reference, and keeps theDayButton/Weekday/MonthGridslots the RFC binds to./internals/temporal,./internals/temporal-adapter-date-fns,./internals/temporal-adapter-luxon, no top-level date component. 1.7.0 pins@base-ui/utilsat exactly 0.3.2Checklist:
.mdxlands with the implementationScreenshots (if appropriate):
N/A — no visual change.
Related Issues
FilterChiprewrite,DataViewfilterProps.calendarslot,filter-operations→date-adapter.tsreact-day-picker→ 10.0.1 should land before phase 2 — not because it fixes the union (it doesn't), but because.Day/.Weekdaybind to RDP's component-override slots and.Gridruns withhideNavigation, so those names must be pinned to whichever major ships@base-ui/react→~1.7.0(moves@base-ui/utilsto 0.3.2 with it)