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Fix typos in README #359

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Expand Up @@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ You can also pass in other closure actions to handle `onOpen`, `onClose` and `on
```handlebars
<label>
Start date:
<PikadayInput
@onOpen={{action 'doSomethingOnOpen'}}
<PikadayInput
@onOpen={{action 'doSomethingOnOpen'}}
@onClose={{action 'doSomethingOnClose'}}
@onDraw={{action 'doSomethingOnDraw'}}
/>
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</label>
```

The `disabled` attribute is supported as binding so you can disabled the datepicker entirely.
The `disabled` attribute is supported as binding so you can disable the datepicker entirely.
If the datepicker is shown to the user and it gets disabled it will close the datepicker itself.

```handlebars
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app.import('node_modules/moment/locale/de.js');
```

To localize the datepicker itself, this is the popup you see after clicking the input, a little more work is necessary. The prefered way to do this is writting a custom initializer to inject a localized `i18n` object into the datepicker component. Naturally you can use your own localized strings instead of the ones provided by Moment.js.
To localize the datepicker itself, this is the popup you see after clicking the input, a little more work is necessary. The preferred way to do this is writing a custom initializer to inject a localized `i18n` object into the datepicker component. Naturally you can use your own localized strings instead of the ones provided by Moment.js.

```js
// app/initializers/setup-pikaday-i18n.js
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## Excluding assets

By default, ember-pikaday will load for you the needed pikaday assets.
If you need to use a custom version, you can now disable auto assests importing like this:
If you need to use a custom version, you can now disable auto assets importing like this:

```js
// ember-cli-build.js
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