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@renante/rdacalendar

v1.5.0

Published

A simple AngularJS calendar

Downloads

6

Readme

AngularJS Calendar

A simple AngularJS Calendar that will allow you modify the individual day format.

Usage

Install the plugin via npm.

npm i @renante/rdacalendar

Load necessary files.

calendar.css is mandatory for layout.

calendar-theme.css is optional and you can ignore if you like to full control the layout.

<link href="/node_modules/@renante/rdacalendar/dist/calendar.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
<link href="/node_modules/@renante/rdacalendar/dist/calendar-theme.css" rel="stylesheet"/>

<script src="/node_modules/angular/angular.min.js"></script>
<script src="/node_modules/angular-sanitize/angular-sanitize.min.js"></script>
<script src="/node_modules/@renante/rdacalendar/dist/calendar.js"></script>

Add calendar module as dependency.

var app = angular.module('app', ['rdaCalendar']);

Options

prev

Override 'Previous' text.

<calendar prev="<< Previous"></calendar>

next

Override 'Next' text.

<calendar next="Next >>"></calendar>

first-day

The day of the week begin. 0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday.

Methods

onCalendarUpdated

This will fire everytime the calendar is updated (eg. when navigating months). It will allow you to modify the individual days before it render on the calendar by setting the dayFormat or class.

<calendar on-calendar-updated="onCalendarUpdated(info)"></calendar> 

Example:

$scope.onCalendarUpdated = function(info) {
   angular.forEach(info.days, function(day){
       day.dayFormat = `<span class='day'>${ day.day }</span>`;
       day.class = 'pink-bg';
   });
}

onDaySelected

When a day is selected, it will return the day number.

<calendar on-day-selected="onDaySelected(day)"></calendar>

Example

$scope.onDaySelected = function (day) {
    console.log(`The day selected is ${day}`);
}

Events

changeDayFormat

Manually change day format. It will fire some methods like onCalendarUpdated.

$scope.$broadcast('changeDayFormat', { day: 1, dayFormat: 'first day of the month' });

updateCalendar

Call updateCalendar event manually.

$scope.$broadcast('updateCalendar');