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rt-event-calendar

v0.0.5

Published

A React based event calendar with simple API with the purpose to simplify the booking of hourly events.

Downloads

15

Readme

React Event Calendar

A React based event calendar with simple API with the purpose to simplify the booking of hourly events.

NPM

LIVE DEMO
DEMO-PROJECT

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Installation

npm i rt-event-calendar --save is default from npmv5.0.0

API

Name | Type | Default | isRequired | Description --- | --- | --- | --- |--- workingTime | arrayOf(PropTypes.number) | --- | Yes | The array of two numbers for defining the start and end hours weekDays | PropTypes.object | 'Monday' .... 'Sunday' | No | Object with Names for the days labels in week weekStart | PropTypes.bool | true | No | Boolean to define the day when week should start. true - Monday, false - Sunday busyHours | PropTypes.object | {} | No | Object with index of days as keys and arrays of checked hours as values daysOff | PropTypes.array | [] | No | Array of indexes of days which are off onClick | PropTypes.func | () => {} | No | Callback handler the hour click event. (clickedDay /index/, clickedHour /*value from workingTime array */

workingTime [Array] | (required)

workingTime: [8, 18] The hours will be rendered from (08.00 - 09.00) to the last one as (17.00 - 18.00)

weekDays [Object]

weekDays: {
      0: 'Mon',
      1: 'Tue',
      2: 'Wed',
      3: 'Thu',
      4: 'Fri',
      5: 'Sat',
      6: 'Sun'
    }

weekStart [Boolean]

weekStart: true The week will start from the Monday

weekStart: false The week will start from the Sunday

busyHours [Object]

busyHours: {
      0: [9, 10],
      4: [13, 14]
    }

The hours (09.00 - 10.00) and (10.00 - 11.00) will be disabled on the Monday
The hours (13.00 - 14.00) and (14.00 - 15.00) will be disabled on the Friday

daysOff [Array]

daysOff: [1, 6] Tuesday and Sunday will be off

onClick [Function] | (clickedDayIndex, clickedHour)

handleClickEvent = (clickedDayIndex, clickedHour) => {
  alert(`clicked ${clickedHour} in ${this.state.weekDays[clickedDayIndex]}`);
};

Usage

import Calendar from 'rt-event-calendar';
....
 <CalendarWeek
    workingTime={this.state.workingTime}
    weekDays={this.state.weekDays}
    weekStart={this.state.weekStart}
    busyHours={this.state.busyHours}
    daysOff={this.state.daysOff}
    onClick={this.handleClickEvent}
 />