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Time selection add-on TimeSelector Add-on - Vaadin Add-on Directory
TimeSelector is a component that enables simple selection of the time using a circle. All parts except for the circle selector can be themed using css to get the look and feel that one needs. The circle selector is supports both desktops and mobiles.
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TimeSelector Add-on version 1.0
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TimeSelector Add-on version 1.1
* Selector is now a Field * Added z-index (issue #2) * different 24h and 12h formats (24h doesn't have am/pm buttons)

TimeSelector Add-on version 1.1.1
In 12h mode show AM/PM as we don't show it in 24h format anymore

TimeSelector Add-on version 1.2.0
* It's now possible to limit selectable times in TimeSelector * Circle selector can now also be used as a standalone component

TimeSelector Add-on version 1.2.1
- setValue(Integer) on server side is now reflected in the client. - Component tested OK with Vaadin version 7.7.5

TimeSelector Add-on version 2.0.0
- Updated to Vaadin 8.0.0 - TimeSelector now returns LocalTime instead of Date

TimeSelector Add-on version 10.0.0-alpha1
Vaadin 10+ compatible version of the TimeSelector. - TimeSelector component with popup selector. - CircleSelect for stand alone usage. Missing features: - am/pm support. - styling

TimeSelector Add-on version 2.0.1

TimeSelector Add-on version 14.0.0-beta1
Updated version of the TimeSelector add-on component for v14.8+ Beta1 adds only basic 24h feature for the TimeSelector. CircleSelector new feature from older versions is: Colors can be themed with css, for instance using the element API: ``` final Style style = circleSelect.getElement().getStyle(); style.set("--circle-inside", "GhostWhite"); style.set("--circle-selector", "Indigo"); style.set("--circle-selector-dot", "RebeccaPurple"); style.set("--circle-text", "SpringGreen"); ```

TimeSelector Add-on version 24.0.0-beta1
Vaadin 24 support version with 12 and 24 h clock support. TimeSelector now handles time as TimeLocal instead of String.