DatePickerState
Creates a DatePickerState.
For most cases, you are advised to use the rememberDatePickerState when in a composition.
Note that in case you provide a locale that is different than the default platform locale, you may need to ensure that the picker's title and headline are localized correctly. The following sample shows one possible way of doing so by applying a local composition of a LocalContext and LocaleConfiguration.
Parameters
the CalendarLocale that will be used when formatting dates, determining the input format, displaying the week-day, determining the first day of the week, and more. Note that in case the provided CalendarLocale differs from the platform's default Locale, you may need to ensure that the picker's title and headline are localized correctly, and in some cases, you may need to apply an RTL layout.
timestamp in UTC milliseconds from the epoch that represents an initial selection of a date. Provide a null to indicate no selection. Note that the state's DatePickerState.selectedDateMillis will provide a timestamp that represents the start of the day, which may be different than the provided initialSelectedDateMillis.
timestamp in UTC milliseconds from the epoch that represents an initial selection of a month to be displayed to the user. In case null is provided, the displayed month would be the current one.
an IntRange that holds the year range that the date picker will be limited to
an initial DisplayMode that this state will hold
a SelectableDates that is consulted to check if a date is allowed. In case a date is not allowed to be selected, it will appear disabled in the UI.
See also
Throws
if the initial selected date or displayed month represent a year that is out of the year range.