Disable days in Oracle JET Datepicker - datepicker

I am currently using Oracle APEX v21.2,
JQuery Datepicker has been replaced by Oracle Jet Datepicker.
I want to disable all days of the week except Monday and Sunday.
I found the day-meta-data attribute in the documentation but there is no way to specify the day of the week instead of the day number in the month.
Thanks for your help

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Hello i updated the files and i created an array of disabled days please check the code form here
RootViewController.m file
http://shorttext.com/l7iKEdf
RootViewController.h file
http://shorttext.com/lFaath
just replace these files with the original files from the link you provided
you will find that i added a disabledDays NSMutableArray add any integers to it to it
like following 0 = sat 6 = friday
and that day will be disabled

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