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ionic3-calendar-ptbr

v1.1.7

Published

An event calendar component for the Ionic hybrid mobile development platform

Downloads

3

Readme

Ionic Calendar Multilanguage

image

A straight forward calendar module that has the optional capability to expand to clickable days and trackable events, with unobtrusive boiler-plating.

Ionic Support

This module was tested to Ionic v3.19.0.

Installing

Go ahead and install via NPM

npm install ionic3-calendar-ptbr --save

Within your app.module.ts file, make sure to add the import.

import { CalendarModule } from 'ionic3-calendar-en';
@NgModule({
  ...
imports: [
  ...
  CalendarModule,
  ...
]
  ...
})

Usage / Getting started

Basic usage is as follows:


<ion-calendar #calendar></ion-calendar>

<ion-calendar #calendar lang="es"></ion-calendar> // Spanish support

<ion-calendar #calendar lang="en"></ion-calendar> // Or you can explicitly indicate English

To make days clickable, and emit back information about the day selected, include the onDaySelect binding.

<ion-calendar #calendar (onDaySelect)="onDaySelect($event)"></ion-calendar>

You can add a button to jump to today, for ease of navigation:

<button ion-button (click)="calendar.today()">Jump to Today</button>

Events

Adding events to the calendar, as seen in the screenshot atop, those tiny notification blips can appear on a given day, if your backend API responds with the right date makeup for the given month. I suggest you write something that provides data for the former and the latter month, for the sake of edge days on a given month. The month number starts from 0 for January to 11 for December.

Accepted format of data:

this.currentEvents = [
  {
    year: 2017,
    month: 11,
    date: 25
  },
  {
    year: 2017,
    month: 11,
    date: 26
  }
];

The consequent invocation of these events would be done like so:

<ion-calendar #calendar [events]="currentEvents" (onDaySelect)="onDaySelect($event)" (onMonthSelect)="onMonthSelect($event)"></ion-calendar>

Changelog

20th June 2018

Language prop added, Spanish supported.

8th December 2017

Added Events capability

5th December 2017

Added English comments to code Added English month names instead of numerals on FE Minor colour adjustments for legibility

Authors

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