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@iouring-engineering/calender-connect

v0.0.4

Published

Calendar Connect library

Downloads

10

Readme

Calender Connect

Simple react library to create Calendar events in Google Calendar, iCalendar, Outlook Calendar. With this library, users can easily integrate calendar events into your React applications. This library provides a user-friendly interface for users to create events and seamlessly add them to their Google Calendar, iCalendar, and Outlook Calendar.

Installation

npm install @iouring-engineering/calender-connect

Properties

CalenderTypes

In CalenderTypes, you can pass the required Calendar types. It is an array of objects. In each object, you can include the following properties:

  • icon: It should be an image or icon
  • label: Label of the type It should be string
  • type: CALENDER_TYPES.GOOGLE | CALENDER_TYPES.OUTLOOK | CALENDER_TYPES.ICAL

For the type, you can import CALENDER_TYPES from this library. It consists of the following options:

  • google
  • outlook
  • icalendar

Example:

const calendarTypes = [
  {
    icon: 'Icon for Google Calendar',
    label: 'Label for Google Calendar',
    type: CALENDER_TYPES.GOOGLE,
  },
  {
    icon: 'Icon for Outlook Calendar',
    label: 'Label for Outlook Calendar',
    type: CALENDER_TYPES.OUTLOOK,
  },
  {
    icon: 'Icon for iCalendar',
    label: 'Label for iCalendar',
    type: CALENDER_TYPES.ICAL,
  },
];

CalenderData

Calendar Data should contain start, end, title, description, downloadFileName, eventLocation. Start and end should be in Date format. | Field | Description | |------------------|--------------------| | Start | Date format | | End | Date format | | Title | Event title | | Description | Event description | | DownloadFileName | File name for download | | EventLocation | Event location |

Example:

     const calenderTypes = {
            start: new Date("27 sep 2023"),
            end: new Date("27 sep 2023"),
            title: title,
            description: description,
            downloadFileName: results-calender,
            eventLocation: location
        };

Usage

import { CalendarConnect, CALENDER_TYPE } from "@iouring-engineering/calender-connect";
import React from "react";

  const CalendarOptions = () => {
    const calenderTypes = [
        { icon: <img src="" />, label: "iCal", type: CALENDER_TYPE.ICAL },
        { icon: <img src="" />, label: "Google", type: CALENDER_TYPE.GOOGLE },
        { icon: <img src="" />, label: "Outlook", type: CALENDER_TYPE.OUTLOOK }
    ];

    const dataFormat = {
        start: new Date(),
        end: new Date(),
        title: "Calender Connect",
        description: "",
        downloadFileName: "calender",
        eventLocation: ""
    };

    return (
        <CalendarConnect 
            calenderTypes={calenderTypes}
            calenderData={calenderData}
        />
    );
};

export default CalendarOptions;