The installation is missing the CSS files

[viniciusCamargo]

The installation is missing the CSS files

[jacobmischka]

Glad to hear it's working!

[jacobmischka]

You're supposed to import them from flatpickr. It's a dependency of this package, so it'll be installed as a dependency when you install react-flatpickr. There's an example of this in the readme.

[viniciusCamargo]

So I have to install it separately, haven't I? I did not find this info on the Readme though. Thanks anyway.

[jacobmischka]

If you're using npm flatpickr will automatically be installed as a dependency when you install react-flatpickr, so you shouldn't need to install anything else separately.

I just meant that in the example in the readme the css is being imported from flatpickr and not from react-flatpickr.

[jacobmischka]

Feel free to write back if you're still running into problems, I just closed it because I don't believe it's a bug.

[viniciusCamargo]

Hey @jacobmischka! But flatpickr was not installed as a dependency of react-flatpickr.

[jacobmischka]

I'm not sure what to tell you about that, it's definitely a dependency. Depending on what version of npm you're using it might be located in node_modules/react-flatpickr/node_modules/flatpickr. But on newer npms it should be just in the project node_modules dir.

[viniciusCamargo]

That's weird, I'm using v7.6.0. And I tried to reinstall it now and everything worked as expected. Maybe it was something with my previous install. Thank you so much @jacobmischka. That's an marvelous component. 😄

[austinjreilly]

I also had the problem of flatpicker being installed in react-flatpicker/node_modules. rm -rfing node_modules fixed the problem, but weird that it happened to both @viniciusCamargo and I. Is there information I could provide to help troubleshoot so that this doesn't happen to others?

[jacobmischka]

Honestly I think it just depends on the black magic algorithms that npm/yarn use to dedupe, and the version of npm/yarn you're using at the time.

I think you're on the right track, and the best thing to do would just be to mention this in the readme.

Thanks for the PR by the way!