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Export functions on the utils module

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Hello 👋

I’m building a datepicker on top of this library and wanted to know if it’s possible to export the functions on the utils module. In my use case, I have a Today button and to make it work properly, I’m making use of the normalizeDate and isEqual functions (but copying them).

Would be nice to import them directly from dayzed. What do you think about it?

Thanks in advance.

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Created 5 years ago
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mkartchner994commented, Apr 10, 2018

@arthurdenner date-fns should be added to the dependencies since the methods that will be used from it will be packaged in with the <Dayzed> component dist bundle.

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mkartchner994commented, Apr 10, 2018

@arthurdenner I think this is ready for you now. I added some integration tests around the lib using Cypress.io - https://github.com/deseretdigital/dayzed/pull/16. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

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