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BUG: DatePicker Component Locale Issue in HeroUI v2.7.5

As a developer, encountering bugs and issues can be frustrating, especially when they affect the functionality of a crucial component like the DatePicker. In this article, we will delve into a specific issue with the HeroUI v2.7.5 DatePicker component, where the locale setting for Thai (th-TH) does not work as expected. We will explore the problem, provide a step-by-step guide to reproduce the issue, and discuss the expected behavior.

The version of HeroUI used in this bug report is 2.7.5.

When using the DatePicker component in HeroUI v2.7.5 with Next.js v14.2.24, the locale setting for Thai (th-TH) does not work correctly. The date format does not change to dd/MM/yyyy, and the year does not display in the Buddhist Era (B.E.). This issue is particularly problematic for applications that require date formatting in the Thai language.

Unfortunately, we do not have an example website or app to demonstrate the issue.

To reproduce the bug, follow these steps:

  1. Install @heroui/react v2.7.5: Install the latest version of HeroUI using npm or yarn.
  2. Use the DatePicker component with locale="th-TH": Import the DatePicker component and set the locale to "th-TH".
  3. Select a date and observe the format: Choose a date and verify that the format does not change to dd/MM/yyyy.
  4. Check the year display: Observe that the year still follows the Gregorian calendar instead of B.E. and not in Thai word.

The expected behavior for the DatePicker component with locale="th-TH" is:

  1. Date format: The date format should be dd/MM/yyyy.
  2. Year display: The year should display in the Buddhist Era (B.E.) and Thai word.

Unfortunately, we do not have any screenshots or videos to demonstrate the issue.

The operating system version used to reproduce the bug is Windows.

The browser used to reproduce the bug is Edge.

The issue with the DatePicker component in HeroUI v2.7.5 is a significant problem that affects the functionality of the component. By following the steps outlined in this article, developers can reproduce the issue and understand the expected behavior. We hope that this bug report will help the HeroUI team to identify and fix the issue, ensuring that the DatePicker component works correctly with the locale setting for Thai (th-TH).

Until the issue is fixed, developers can use the following workaround:

  • Use the DatePicker component with a different locale setting, such as "en-US".
  • Modify the date format manually using the format prop.
  • Use a different date picker library that supports the Thai locale.

The HeroUI team should prioritize fixing the issue with the DatePicker component and ensure that the component works correctly with the locale setting for Thai (th-TH). This will improve the overall user experience and make the component more accessible to developers who require date formatting in the Thai language.

Based on the issue described in this article, we recommend the following:

  • The HeroUI team should investigate the issue and provide a fix in the next version of the library.
  • Developers should use the workaround outlined above until the issue is fixed.
  • The HeroUI team should consider adding more locale settings to support other languages and cultures.

By following these recommendations, developers can ensure that the DatePicker component works correctly and provides a seamless user experience.
BUG: DatePicker Component Locale Issue in HeroUI v2.7.5 - Q&A

In our previous article, we discussed a bug in the HeroUI v2.7.5 DatePicker component, where the locale setting for Thai (th-TH) does not work correctly. In this article, we will provide a Q&A section to address common questions and concerns related to this issue.

A: The expected behavior is that the date format should be dd/MM/yyyy, and the year should display in the Buddhist Era (B.E.) and Thai word.

A: The issue is likely due to a bug in the HeroUI v2.7.5 DatePicker component. The HeroUI team should investigate and provide a fix in the next version of the library.

A: Until the issue is fixed, developers can use the following workaround:

  • Use the DatePicker component with a different locale setting, such as "en-US".
  • Modify the date format manually using the format prop.
  • Use a different date picker library that supports the Thai locale.

A: Yes, you can use the DatePicker component with other locale settings, such as "en-US", "fr-FR", or "es-ES". However, the issue with the Thai locale setting (th-TH) is specific to the HeroUI v2.7.5 DatePicker component.

A: You can report this issue to the HeroUI team by creating a new issue on their GitHub repository or by contacting their support team directly.

A: The issue is currently being investigated by the HeroUI team. We will provide an update on the status of the issue as soon as possible.

A: We do not recommend using the DatePicker component in production with this issue, as it may cause unexpected behavior or errors. We recommend using the workaround outlined above or waiting for the HeroUI team to fix the issue.

A: Yes, the HeroUI team should provide a fix for this issue in the next version of the library. We will provide an update on the status of the fix as soon as possible.

We hope that this Q&A article has provided helpful information and answers to common questions related to the issue with the HeroUI v2.7.5 DatePicker component. We will continue to monitor the status of the issue and provide updates as soon as possible.