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jquery-sked-tape

v2.5.0

Published

Schedule component for jQuery that represents events in tape manner.

Downloads

134

Readme

jquery-sked-tape

Schedule component for jQuery that represents events in tape manner.

DEMO

API

Initialization

Usually it looks like:

var $sked = $('#sked').skedTape({
    caption: 'Cities',
    start: yesterday(22, 0), // Timeline starts this date-time
    end: today(12, 0),       // Timeline ends this date-time
    showEventTime: true,     // Whether to show event start-end time
    showEventDuration: true, // Whether to show event duration
    locations: [
        {id: 1, name: 'San Francisco'}, // required properties only
        {
            id: 'london',
            name: 'Sydney',
            order: 1, // optional sorting order
            tzOffset: -10 * 60, // individual timezone (notice that minus sign)
            userData: {...} // optional some custom data to store
        },
        ...
    ],
    events: [
        {
            name: 'Meeting 1',
            location: 'london',
            start: today(4, 15),
            end: today(7, 30)
        },
        // ...
    ]
});

Available constructor options:

  • locations (object) Maps location-id -> location-name.
  • events (Array) An array of event objects (see description below).
  • start, end (Date) Timeline is shown between these date-times.
  • caption (string) The text in left top corner. Default is ''.
  • maxZoom (float) Self-explanatory. Default is 10.
  • zoomStep (float) Zoom up and down increment value. Default is 0.5.
  • zoom (float) Initial zoom level. Minimum possible and default value is 1.
  • showEventTime (bool) Whether to show from-to dates in entries. Default is false.
  • showEventDuration (bool) Whether to show duration in entries. Default is false.
  • showDates (bool) Whether to show dates bar. Default is false.
  • minGapTime (int) Minimum gap between entries to show minutes in milliseconds. Default is 1min.
  • maxGapTime (int) Maximum gap between entries to show minutes in milliseconds. Default is 30min.
  • minGapHiTime (int|false) Minimum gap to DO NOT highlight adjacent entries in milliseconds. Default is false.
  • formatters (object) Custom date/time formatters. See the notes below.
  • scrollWithYWheel (bool) Enables horizontal timeline scrolling with vertical mouse wheel. Default is false.
  • tzOffset (int) The default timezone offset for locations, taking effect when you do not specify it in location descriptor. The default value is a browser's current timezone offset. Take in mind, that the offset value is negative for positive timezones (GMT+N) and positive otherwise (i.e. for Sydney GMT+10 the offset would be -600).
  • timeIndicatorSerifs (bool) Enables showing upper and lower serifs on time indicator line. Default is false.
  • showIntermission (bool) Enables or disables showing intervals between events. Disabled by default.
  • intermissionRange ([int, int]) Interval (in minutes) between events to show intermission time when it is enabled. The default value is [1, 60].
  • showPopovers ("default"|"always"|"never") The default behavior is to show pop-ups for events that are either too small to be visible or partially outside the timeline.

Available event object options:

  • name (string)
  • location (int|string) Location id (key in locations object).
  • start, end (Date)
  • url (string) If set the entry will be rendered as anchor with href=url.
  • className (string) Additional class name for stylizing purposes.
  • disabled (bool) Adds the sked-tape__event--disabled class. Default is false.
  • data (object) The data to set with $.data() method. The eventId is reserved.
  • userData (object) Any custom data you may store here.

Events

Plugin-specific event handlers may be added like this:

// The following handler fires on clicking on an event:
$sked.on('event:click.skedtape', function(e/*, api*/) {
    $sked.skedTape('removeEvent', e.detail.event.id);
    // api.removeEvent(e.detail.event.id)
    // assert(api === e.detail.component)
});

Available events:

  • intersection:click.skedtape

  • intersection:contextmenu.skedtape

  • timeline:click.skedtape

  • timeline:contextmenu.skedtape

  • event:click.skedtape The detail property contains corresponding event object.

  • event:contextmenu.skedtape The detail property contains corresponding event object.

  • event:dragStart.skedtape

  • event:dragStarted.skedtape

  • event:dragEnd.skedtape

  • event:dragEnded.skedtape

  • event:dragEndRefused.skedtape

  • skedtape:event:dragCanceled

  • skedtape:event:addingCanceled

The props in common for all click event/contextmenu events:

  • detail.locationId
  • detail.date Click position converted to datetime on timeline.
  • relatedTarget
  • pageX, offsetX, etc

Custom date/time formatting

To change the way dates are displayed by plugin there're two cases. You may fill up the formatters property during the constructing of every component. And also you may change default settings globally, replacing the formatters within the $.fn.skedTape.format object. ATTENTION Do not replace the object itself - it won't work.

Hooks

  • canAddIntoLocation(location, event) Invoked to determine whether an event may be added to a location. The default implementation always returns true. You should avoid mutating the arguments in this hook (that may cause unexpected behaviour).
  • beforeAddIntoLocation(location, event) Invoked after getting a positive result from the canAddIntoLocation() hook just before updating the event. Here you can place any logic that mutates the event object given.
  • postRenderLocation($el, location, canAdd) The mixin is applied to every location's DOM element when rendering the sidebar. he callback takes 3 arguments:
    • $el - jQuery text element node representing the location
    • location - the corresponding location object
    • canAdd - the result of executing the canAddIntoLocation() function. The value is undefined if the function is called while no event is being dragged.
  • postRenderEvent($el, event) The mixin applied to every event DOM element on the timeline after rendering is complete and before actual inserting to the DOM tree of the document. The default implementation does nothing, you may feel free to replace it with your own code that modifies the default representation of events on a timeline.

Development deploy

  1. npm i -g gulp-cli
  2. npm i
  3. gulp build (AOT) or gulp (JIT)