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@petrocloud/angular-dayparts

v0.2.9

Published

Angular directive for select hours in a week

Downloads

3

Readme

Angular Dayparts

Angular directive for select hours in a week.

Screenshots

Sample 1 Sample Sample 2 Sample

Usage

Include the module in your app

angular.module('myapp', ['angular-dayparts'])

Configure the directive inside the controller

$scope.options = {
    // Reset button
    reset: true, // default false
    
    // Event triggered when selecting a cell
    onChange: function(selected) {
        console.log('selected: ', selected)
    },
    
    // Prepopulated cells
    selected: ['monday-14', 'monday-15', 'monday-15.5'], // monday 2:00 pm, monday 3:00 pm, monday 3:30 pm
    
    // When true clicking on the day name it will select the entire row
    disableRowSelection: true, // default false
    
    // When true clicking on the hour it will select the entire columns
    disableColumnSelection: true // default false,

    // Reverses x and y axis so time goes from left to right and day goes top to bottom (i.e. sample1 is `reverse: true`) 
    reverse: true, // default false

    // adds "midnight" and "noon" labels to 12:00 am and 12:00 pm times.
    twelveOClockLabel: true // default false
};

Call the directive from your page

<angular-dayparts options="options"></angular-dayparts>

Demo

Install dependencies: npm install

Compile: gulp

Run web server in at the root example:

- cd angular-dayparts
- http-server
Starting up http-server, serving ./
Available on:
  http://127.0.0.1:8080
  http://localhost:8080
Hit CTRL-C to stop the server

License

Released under the terms of MIT License.