React Recurrence

A simple, customizable, and reusable component for providing the recurrence functionality.

Installation

The package can be installed via NPM:

npm install --save react-recurrence

Demo

A live demo for the component can be found here.

Usage

Below is a simple example on how to use the component. When any internal field is changed, an updated recurrence object is emitted.

Please note that MuiPickersUtilsProvider must be added at the root of your application with the appropriate date util.

import {
  Recurrence,
  RecurrenceType,
  FrequencyType,
  EndingConditionType
} from 'react-recurrence'


const App = () => {

    const today = new Date()
    const defaultRecurrence = {
      startDate: today,
      endDate: today,
      frequency: FrequencyType.Weekly,
      numberOfRepetitions: 1,
      weekDaysRepetition: [],
      endingCondition: EndingConditionType.None,
      endingOccurrencesNumber: 0,
      isAllDay: false,
      startTime: today,
      endTime: today
      }

    const [recurrence, setRecurrence] = useState<RecurrenceType>(defaultRecurrence)

    const handleRecurrenceChange = (updatedRecurrence: RecurrenceType) => {
      setRecurrence(updatedRecurrence)
    }

    return (
      <MuiPickersUtilsProvider utils={DateFnsUtils}>
        <Recurrence
          recurrence={recurrence}
          onChange={handleRecurrenceChange}
        />
      </MuiPickersUtilsProvider>
    )
}

Configuration

The component has a default structuring for the internal components. You can use it without passing the internal components as children as following:

<Recurrence
  recurrence={recurrence}
  onChange={handleRecurrenceChange}
/>

Or you can structure and customise the internal components according to your needs as following:

<Recurrence
  recurrence={recurrence}
  onChange={handleRecurrenceChange}
>
    <Grid
      container
      direction='column'
      justify='center'
      alignItems='center'
      spacing={3}
    >
      <Grid item xs={12}>
        <Recurrence.StartDateSelector/>
      </Grid>
      <Recurrence.FrequencySelector/>
      <Grid item sm={12}>
        <Recurrence.EndingConditionSelector/>
      </Grid>
      <Grid item sm={12}>
        <Recurrence.TimeSelector/>
      </Grid>
    </Grid>
</Recurrence>

Props

recurrence (RecurrenceType)

  startDate: Date
  frequency: FrequencyType
  numberOfRepetitions?: number
  weekDaysRepetition: Array<number>
  endingCondition: EndingConditionType
  endingOccurrencesNumber?: number
  endDate?: Date
  isAllDay: boolean
  startTime?: Date
  endTime?: Date

onChange (recurrence: RecurrenceType) ⇒ void

Any field changes within the component, will emit a recurrence object with the new change.

Internal Components

you can find here the internal components that are used to structure the main recurrence component.

RecurrenceType fields

startDate

Date

Represents the start date of the recurrence.

frequency

[Enum] FrequencyType

Represents how frequent the recurrence will be.

Enum values: None, Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly

numberOfRepetitions

number<Nullable>

Represents how many times the recurrence will be repeated according to the chosen frequency.

weekDaysRepetition

Array<number>

Used when weekly repetition is chosen. Represents on which days the recurrence will happen in a week.

endingCondition

[Enum] EndingConditionType

Represents what's the condition of ending a recurrence.

Enum values: None, EndDate, OccurrencesNumber

endingOccurrencesNumber

number<Nullable>

Used when OccurrencesNumber ending condition is chosen. Represents how many times the recurrence will happen.

endDate

Date<Nullable>

Used when EndDate ending condition is chosen. Represents the end date of the recurrence.

isAllDay

boolean

Represents if a recurrence will be all day or if it has a start and end time

startTime

Date<Nullable>

Used when isAllDay boolean is false. Represents the start time of the recurrence.

endTime

Date<Nullable>

Used when isAllDay boolean is false. Represents the end time of the recurrence.

To run Locally

• npm run start
• cd example -> npm run start

To run tests

• npm run test

Storybook

• npm run storybook

License

MIT © ziadadeela