@farango/calendar_library
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The **Event Calendar** is a simple and responsive React component that displays a **monthly calendar** with support for events. This component is built with React and SCSS and can be easily integrated into your React applications.
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Event Calendar Component
The Event Calendar is a simple and responsive React component that displays a monthly calendar with support for events. This component is built with React and SCSS and can be easily integrated into your React applications.
Overview
The Event Calendar component provides a visual representation of a calendar month, where users can see events for each day. It highlights the current day, handles long event titles by truncating them, and separates event times to ensure a clean layout.
Preview
Key Features
- Monthly View: Displays a complete month with days and events.
- Current Day Highlighting: Highlights the current day with a circular background.
- Event Handling:
- Events are displayed under each day.
- Event titles are truncated with ellipses to prevent overflow.
- Each event occupies a single line, with the title taking up 60% of the width and the time taking up 40%.
- Responsive Design: Adjusts the layout and font size based on screen size to maintain readability and usability.
- Customizable Title and Button: Allows setting custom titles for the calendar and the "Add Event" button.
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Installation
Install the @farango/calendar_library
package:
npm install @farango/calendar_library
Basic Usage
Here's how to use the EventCalendar
component with default settings:
import React from 'react';
import { EventCalendar } from '@farango/calendar_library';
const App = () => {
const events = [
{ date: '2024-10-21', title: 'Meeting', time: '10:00 AM' },
{ date: '2024-10-22', title: 'Workshop', time: '2:00 PM' },
{ date: '2024-10-23', title: 'Webinar', time: '11:00 AM' },
];
return (
<div>
<EventCalendar eventsData={events} />
</div>
);
};
export default App;
Customizing Styles
| Property | Description | Default |
|---------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------|
| colorActualDay
| Sets the background color of the current day. | #FFC107
|
| colorFontTitle
| Changes the font color of the calendar title. | #1E90FF
|
| colorFontButtons
| Changes the font color of buttons. | #2ECC71
|
| colorFontNameDays
| Changes the font color of the day names (Mon, Tue, etc.). | #34495E
|
| colorFontDays
| Changes the font color of the calendar days. | #000
|
| sizeFontAppointment
| Adjusts the font size of event titles. | 1rem
|
| sizeFontButtons
| Adjusts the font size of buttons. | 0.9rem
|
| sizeFontNameDays
| Adjusts the font size of the day names. | 0.8rem
|
| sizeFontDays
| Adjusts the font size of the calendar days. | 0.85rem
|
| bgHeader
| Sets the background color of the header. | #E0E0E0
|
| bgDaysNames
| Sets the background color of the day names row. | #F8F8F8
|
| bgCells
| Sets the background color of the calendar cells. | #FFFFFF
|
| bgActualDay
| Sets the background color of the current day. | #FFC107
|
| eventTitleSpacing
| Adjusts spacing between event titles and their times. | ''
(default) |
| eventTimeColor
| Sets the font color of event times. | #000
|
| eventTitleColor
| Sets the font color of event titles. | #000
|
You can customize the appearance of the calendar by passing a styles
object as a prop:
const customStyles = {
colorActualDay: '#FF5733',
colorFontTitle: '#1E90FF',
colorFontButtons: '#2ECC71',
colorFontNameDays: '#34495E',
colorFontDays: '#000',
sizeFontAppointment: '1rem',
sizeFontButtons: '0.9rem',
sizeFontNameDays: '0.8rem',
sizeFontDays: '0.85rem',
bgHeader: '#E0E0E0',
bgDaysNames: '#F8F8F8',
bgCells: '#FFFFFF',
bgActualDay: '#FFC107',
visibilityOptions: {
todayButton: true,
dropdownFilter: true,
addEventButton: false,
header: true,
daysNames: true,
},
};
<EventCalendar eventsData={events} styles={customStyles} />
Visibility Options
The component allows you to toggle visibility for specific elements:
- todayButton: Shows/hides the "Today" button.
- dropdownFilter: Shows/hides the filter dropdown.
- addEventButton: Shows/hides the "Add Event" button.
- header: Shows/hides the calendar header.
- daysNames: Shows/hides the row of day names.
Additional Props
title
- Type: String
- Default:
"Event Calendar"
- Description: Sets a custom title for the calendar.
- Example:
<EventCalendar title="My Custom Calendar" />
titleButton
- Type: String
- Default:
"Add Event"
- Description: Sets a custom label for the "Add Event" button.
- Example:
<EventCalendar titleButton="Create New Event" />
onSelectedEvent
- Type: Function
- Default:
() => {}
- Description: Callback function triggered when an event is selected.
- Example:
const handleEventSelection = (event) => { console.log('Selected Event:', event); }; <EventCalendar onSelectedEvent={handleEventSelection} />
addEvent
- Type: Function
- Default:
() => {}
- Description: Callback function triggered when the "Add Event" button is clicked.
- Example:
const handleAddEvent = () => { console.log('Add Event clicked'); }; <EventCalendar addEvent={handleAddEvent} />
Props
eventsData
Type: Array
Default:
[]
Description: An array of event objects. Each event should have:
date
(in YYYY-MM-DD format)title
(string)time
(string)
Example:
const events = [ { date: '2024-10-21', title: 'Meeting', time: '10:00 AM' }, { date: '2024-10-22', title: 'Workshop', time: '2:00 PM' }, ];
styles
- Type: Object
- Default: See
defaultStyles
in the component - Description: An object to customize the appearance of the calendar. It contains properties for colors, font sizes, background colors, and visibility options.
Examples
Example 1: Simple Calendar with Default Styles
<EventCalendar eventsData={events} />
Example 2: Calendar with Custom Styles
<EventCalendar eventsData={events} styles={customStyles} />
Example 3: Custom Title and Add Event Callback
<EventCalendar
title="Team Calendar"
titleButton="Schedule Event"
addEvent={() => alert('Add Event clicked')}
/>
License and Author Information
License
- Type: MIT Lic
Author
- Name: Andrés Arango