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@masterteam/calendar

v0.0.2

Published

Standalone Angular calendar component built on top of FullCalendar.

Readme

@masterteam/calendar

Standalone Angular calendar component built on top of FullCalendar.

Installation

Add the package and required peers in your workspace (Angular, FullCalendar, Transloco, and @masterteam/components).

Exports

@masterteam/calendar exports:

  • Calendar (standalone component)
  • CalendarEventMapping
  • CalendarColorTransform
  • CalendarEventTemplateDirective
  • CalendarHeaderEndTemplateDirective
  • other related model types from calendar.models.ts

Styles and i18n assets

Package exports:

  • @masterteam/calendar/assets/calendar.css
  • @masterteam/calendar/assets/i18n/en.json
  • @masterteam/calendar/assets/i18n/ar.json

Include the CSS in your app styles and load i18n JSON files with your Transloco setup.

Basic usage

import { Component, signal } from '@angular/core';
import { Calendar } from '@masterteam/calendar';

@Component({
  standalone: true,
  selector: 'app-demo',
  imports: [Calendar],
  template: `
    <mt-calendar
      [locale]="locale()"
      [data]="events()"
      [mapping]="mapping"
      [options]="options"
    />
  `,
})
export class DemoComponent {
  readonly locale = signal<'en' | 'ar'>('en');
  readonly events = signal([
    { uid: 'e-1', name: 'Kickoff', from: '2026-03-03', to: '2026-03-03' },
  ]);

  readonly mapping = {
    id: 'uid',
    title: 'name',
    dateFrom: 'from',
    dateTo: 'to',
  };

  readonly options = {
    eventClick: (arg: any) => {
      // FullCalendar EventClickArg
      console.log(arg.event.id, arg.event.extendedProps.__mtSource);
    },
  };
}

Inputs

  • locale: 'en' | 'ar' (default: 'en')
  • data: unknown[] (default: [])
  • mapping: CalendarEventMapping | null (default: null)
  • colorTransform: CalendarColorTransform | null (default: null)
  • options: Partial<CalendarOptions> (default: {})

mapping

Use mapping to map your data shape into FullCalendar events:

  • core fields: id, title, dateFrom, dateTo, allDay, url
  • style fields: backgroundColor, borderColor, textColor, classNames
  • behavior fields: editable, startEditable, durationEditable, display
  • extras: extendedProps, extendedPropsMap, time

Each accessor can be:

  • a dot-path string (example: 'meta.owner.id')
  • a function (item) => value

The original source item is attached to event extended props as __mtSource.

colorTransform

colorTransform lets you convert mapped color values to RGBA with alpha:

  • enabled
  • alpha (number or per-field config)
  • fields (backgroundColor, borderColor, textColor)
  • invalidColorPolicy (keep or drop)

Event click contract

options.eventClick receives the standard FullCalendar EventClickArg.

  • arg.event is the clicked event
  • arg.jsEvent.preventDefault() is called by the calendar component
  • source data is available at arg.event.extendedProps.__mtSource

Template customization

Event template

Use ng-template[mtCalendarEvent]:

<mt-calendar [data]="events" [mapping]="mapping">
  <ng-template mtCalendarEvent let-source let-arg="arg">
    <div>{{ source?.title }} - {{ arg.event.start }}</div>
  </ng-template>
</mt-calendar>

Template context:

  • $implicit / source: mapped source item or null
  • arg: EventContentArg

Header-end template

Use ng-template[mtCalendarHeaderEnd] (or ng-template[mtHeaderEnd]):

<mt-calendar [data]="events">
  <ng-template mtCalendarHeaderEnd let-locale="locale" let-eventsCount="eventsCount">
    <div>{{ locale }} | {{ eventsCount }} events</div>
  </ng-template>
</mt-calendar>

Template context:

  • locale
  • direction (ltr or rtl)
  • eventsCount

Notes on options override

Some options are protected by the component and ignored if passed via options:

  • events
  • locale
  • locales
  • plugins
  • eventContent
  • eventClick
  • headerToolbar