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@oge-ui/react-scheduler

v1.1.4

Published

React scheduler / event calendar from the OGE UI suite: day, work-week, week, month, agenda, timeline and year views, all-day strip, pure-kernel overlap layout, drag & resize with Escape-cancel, drag-to-create, recurrence with occurrence-vs-series editing

Readme

@oge-ui/react-scheduler

Commercial package. Like the Angular @oge-ui/scheduler, this package is source-available commercial software: free for evaluation, development and testing — a paid license is required for production use. No watermark, no runtime license checks. See LICENSE and ogeui.com/license.

React scheduler / event calendar from the OGE UI suite — running the same framework-free engine as the Angular @oge-ui/scheduler (@oge-ui/scheduler-engine: layout kernels, RRULE expansion, gesture math, keyboard maps, the CRUD and recurrence core, the message catalog) and the same stylesheet.

The OGE suite is one component engine with a native render layer per framework: nothing here wraps Angular.

What ships

  • <OgeScheduler> — 'day' | 'week' | 'workWeek' | 'month' | 'agenda' | 'timelineDay' | 'timelineWeek' | 'year' views with controlled or uncontrolled currentDate / currentView, per-view hour windows, hiddenWeekDays, min/max navigation bounds and a toolbar date-navigator calendar; an all-day strip; drag-move, edge-resize and drag-to-create with slot snapping and mid-gesture Escape-cancel; recurring series (documented RFC 5545 subset) with "this appointment or the entire series?" editing; resources with color-by-resource and grouped timeline rows / day-week columns; reminders; an anchored appointment popup, a modal form editor (@oge-ui/react-forms) with an onEditorShowing hook, a built-in context menu; cancelable onAppointmentAdding / onAppointmentUpdating / onAppointmentDeleting; three render props (renderAppointment, renderCell, renderDateHeader) and an imperative handle (ref).
  • Recurrence — RRULE with BYSETPOS, BYHOUR / BYMINUTE, UTC (Z) stamps, and an iCalendar block form with DTSTART / RDATE / EXDATE lines (TZID, BYYEARDAY, BYWEEKNO, BYSECOND, EXRULE are still rejected).
  • Locale and small screens — weekendDays (defaults from Intl.Locale#getWeekInfo(), falling back to Saturday + Sunday) and adaptiveView, which switches to the agenda view when the scheduler's own width drops below a breakpoint and restores the previous view on the way back.
  • Accessibility — the day/week and month grids carry a columnheader row, aria-selected and aria-readonly; resize handles get 24px (44px on coarse pointers) hit areas.
  • <OgeSchedulerConfigProvider> — the React counterpart of provideOgeSchedulerConfig(); every default and every message string is single-sourced in the engine.

Installation

npm install @oge-ui/react-scheduler

Requires React 18 or 19. @oge-ui/scheduler-engine, @oge-ui/react-overlay (popup, modal), @oge-ui/react-inputs (calendar, editors) and @oge-ui/react-forms (the editor form) come along as regular dependencies. The components are client components — 'use client' ships in the published files.

Import the stylesheets once at your app entry:

import '@oge-ui/react-scheduler/styles.css';
import '@oge-ui/react-overlay/styles.css';
import '@oge-ui/react-inputs/styles.css';
import '@oge-ui/react-forms/styles.css';

Quick start

'use client';

import { useState } from 'react';
import { OgeScheduler } from '@oge-ui/react-scheduler';

export function TeamCalendar() {
  const [date, setDate] = useState(new Date());
  return <OgeScheduler dataSource={appointments} currentDate={date} onCurrentDateChange={setDate} dayStartHour={8} dayEndHour={19} />;
}

Binding a plain array never mutates it: edits land in an internal working set and the past-tense callbacks (onAppointmentAdded, …) carry the data to persist. A DataSource with insert/update/remove is written through and reloaded instead.

Docs

Live demos and the full API reference: https://www.ogeui.com/components/scheduler (pick React in the header). Machine-readable docs for coding assistants ship inside the package at node_modules/@oge-ui/react-scheduler/llms.txt.

License

Commercial — see LICENSE.