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angular-schedule

v0.0.9

Published

A simple and light schedule package for angular.

Downloads

15

Readme

Demo

Fully working demo

Dependencies

@angular/cdk

@angular/cdk/overlay-prebuilt.css

Setup

npm install --save angular-schedule @angular/[email protected]

import SchedulerModule

import { SchedulerModule } from 'angular-schedule';

const CONFIG = {
    		showTooltip: true,
			showToday: true,
			monthsInPast: 5,
			monthsInFuture: 10,
			skipDays: [0, 6],
};

@NgModule({
  //...
  imports: [SchedulerModule.forRoot(CONFIG)]
  //...
})

import css file in your styles.css:

@import '~@angular/cdk/overlay-prebuilt.css';

Config options

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | :------------: | :------: | :-----: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | showTooltip | boolean | false | shows optional tooltip on hover | | showToday | boolean | false | display button which will show today's day | | monthsInPast | number | 4 | how much months in the past will be displayed | | monthsInFuture | number | 12 | how much months in the future will be displayed | | skipDays | number[] | [0, 6] | which days will be skipped: 0 - Sunday, 1 - Monday, 2 - Tuesday, 3 - Wednesday, 4 - Thursday, 5 - Friday, 6 - Saturday |

Usage

In your component add <ngx-scheduler></ngx-scheduler>

List of component inputs

| Name | Type | Description | | :----------------: | :------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | [persons] | Person[] | List of data that you want to display, below will be shown example of how that object should look like | | [showBy] | string | How to display table, there are two options: 'day' | 'month' | | [placement] | string | Placement of tooltip: 'top' | 'bottom' | 'left' | 'right' | | [delay] | number | Delay between tooltip display | | [todayButtonLabel] | string | Label for button, default is 'Today' | | [dayOffLabel] | string | Label of day off, default is 'Day off' |

List of component outputs

| Name | Description | | :-----------------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------: | | (finishedSelecting) | Dispatch object with userid, startday i endday | | (editInfo) | Dispatch object with userid and whole data object that you wish to edit | | (excludedDay) | Dispatch object with userid, data object and weekday | | (includedDay) | Dispatch object with userid, data object and weekday |

Person interface

When sending data you must send predefined fields:

		persons: Person[] = [{
			id: 1,
			name: 'Tom Tompson',
			departments: ['Frontend', 'Backend'],
			data: [
				{
					id: 10,
					name: 'Google',
					color: 'red',
					hours: '/ 8h',
					from: '2019-08-03T08:00:00Z',
					to: '2020-03-11T08:00:00Z',
					description: 'Tooltip info',
					includeDays: [],
					excludeDays: [],
				},
				{
					id: 11,
					name: 'Facebook',
					color: '#28a745',
					hours: '/ 8h',
					from: '2019-08-03T08:00:00Z',
					to: '2020-03-11T08:00:00Z',
					description: 'Tooltip info - extra',
					includeDays: [],
					excludeDays: [],
				}
				...
			]
		},
		...
		]

departments, hours and description are optional. When working with (excludedDay) and (includedDay) you should manualy set that day to corresponding array and also remove it from other. To trigger these actions press right click and in context menu choose which one suits you. If it's working day there will only be option to set it as day off and vice versa.

	handleExclude(ev) {
		const { user, project, weekday } = ev;
		this.persons = this.persons.map((person) => {
			if (person.id === user) {
				person.data.forEach((proj) => {
					if (proj.id === project.id) {
						if (proj.includeDays.includes(weekday)) {
							proj.includeDays = proj.includeDays.filter(
								(el) => el !== weekday
							);
						}
						proj.excludeDays.push(weekday);
					}
				});
			}
			return person;
		});
	}

To select day range click on one cell and drag in one direction, if by accident you end up in a different row nothing will happen since package tracks start row.

This package is still in development phase, so every feedback is welcomed.

Licence

MIT

TODO

  • improve selecting