react-textarea-autosize VS react-day-picker

[1] Tiptap: I follow this example collaborative-editing [2] react-textarea-autosize: Quite simple, just follow the example here [3] Post css preprocessor

How do you handle this? For example, if you want to use TextArea AutoResize component from MUI while using Headless UI, would you install a minimal library (e. g. react-textarea-autosize), or rather install Headless UI and Material UI at the same time?

I took a library to resize text area when user enters text, 1.3kb gzipped is not too much, right? has 3 million weekly downloads But it's lagging when holding enter or backspace, so isn't perfect.

This one I have found to be quite customizable and supports ranges: https://react-day-picker.js.org

So, for instance, https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-day-picker is one I've used, fairly simple to install and configure - if you're doing your frontend using npm and javascript. In fact, that community focuses around frontend webdev, so there are a ton of packages you can just npm install and work practically out of the box.

For date picker, checkout https://github.com/gpbl/react-day-picker, decent documentation, and flexibility

The first thing I did was to look for a date picker library. There were a lot to choose from but I needed one that would look most similar to the theme of the application so my choice went to react-day-picker. The UI looks simple and would be the best fit for Game-night.

At first, I was feeling overly ambitious and thought I could build my own calendar. After reviewing some examples online, I quickly realized it would take a lot of time and work considering the differing days in a month and adding basic functionality. Instead I found a React component, React Day Picker, that could be easily inserted into my application.

I want to render a calendar in my app and highlight certain dates on it. To achieve that I decided to use react-day-picker library.

A calendar heatmap coded using react-day-picker