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Calendar manual installation dependencies

To manually install Calendar, install the following npm dependencies: react-aria-components and @internationalized/date

Calendar component requires Button component

The Calendar component uses the Button component, so you must have the Button component installed in your project before using Calendar.

Calendar component installation via CLI

To install the Calendar component using the command line, run: npx shadcn@latest add calendar

Calendar component manual installation dependencies

To manually install the Calendar component, install the following dependencies: npm install react-day-picker date-fns. The Calendar component also requires the Button component to be installed in your project.

Calendar upgrade guide available

An upgrade guide is available in the documentation at /docs/components/calendar#upgrade-guide for upgrading existing projects to the latest version of the Calendar component.

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