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README.md

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 `DatePicker` from SwiftUI only has two modes (`date`, and `hourAndMinute`) which for many cases is not sufficient. Often you need to switch between even more modes. ExtendedDatePicker solves this problem by providing extra modes that SwiftUI doesn't provide out of the box.
 
-| Time | Date | DateTime | MonthYear| Year| 
-| - | - | - | - | - |
-| ![time](./images/time.png) | ![date](./images/date.png) | ![dateTime](./images/dateTime.png) | ![monthYear](./images/monthYear.png) | ![year](./images/year.png)
+| Time | Date |  DateTime | Week |  MonthYear| Year| 
+| - | - | - | - | - | - |
+| ![time](./images/time.png) | ![date](./images/date.png)  | ![dateTime](./images/dateTime.png) | ![week](./images/week.png) | ![monthYear](./images/monthYear.png) | ![year](./images/year.png)
 
 ## Installation
 `ExtendedDatePicker` is available to be installed in your app via [Swift Package Manager](https://www.swift.org/documentation/package-manager/) using the git url `https://github.com/abdullah-original/ExtendedDatePicker.git`.
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 In addition, some UI elements (such as back and forward arrows) can be customized using `options: ExtendedDatePickerOptions` parameter.
 
 
-The client must provide at least `selectedDate`, `dateRange`, `mode`  parameters. `selectedDate` is the state object that keeps track of currently selected date by user. In modes such as `monthYear` and `year`, the user is only shown the appropriate components, but `selectedDate` keeps track of a possible date for the selected year, or month and year e.g. if user has selected year 2024, `selectedDate` would be `x-y-2024` (no guarantees are made for x, and y). Client should just extract the relevant component based on the provided mode e.g.  `calendar.component(.year, from: selectedDate)`. 
+The client must provide at least `selectedDate`, `dateRange`, `mode`  parameters. `selectedDate` is the state object that keeps track of currently selected date by user. In modes such as `monthYear` and `year`, the UI displays only appropriate components to the user, but `selectedDate` keeps track of a possible date for the selected year, or monthYear e.g. if user has selected year 2024, `selectedDate` would be `x-y-2024` (no guarantees are made for x, and y). Client should just extract the relevant component based on the provided mode e.g.  `calendar.component(.year, from: selectedDate)`. 
 
 ## Feedback
 If you have any feedback or improvements to suggest, please free to open an issue. 

Sources/DateMode.swift

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ public enum DateMode {
   case date
   /// Date, hour and minute.
   case dateTime
-  /// Week
+  /// Week of year
   case week
   /// Month and year.
   case monthYear