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almanac

v0.0.5

Published

HTML5 calendar element. Not ready for production.

Downloads

5

Readme

Almanac

In early development

HTML5 calendar element

Usage

Link almanaque.js from your html file

<script src="path/to/almanaque.js"></script>

or require it with Browserify:

var Almanac = require('path/to/almanac')

almanac.createCalendar( target, options )

Create an almanac in/at target with passed options.

Parameters:

  • target HTML element: Element to replace, or embed in the almanac
  • options Object

Example:

// get a HTML element
var elem = document.getElementById( 'myCalendar' );

// or create one and insert when you want
// var elem = document.createElement( 'div' );
// elem.setAttribute( 'name', 'myCalendarName')

// then create a calendar
var calendar = almanac.createCalendar( elem, {
multi: true,
showMonths: 2
});

options:

  • name: Sets name as input name
  • multi: Sets single (input[type="radio"]) or multiple (input[type="checkbox"]) day selection.
  • showMonths: Months to show in calendar at once
  • id: Set id as almanac element id
  • classes: Add classes to almanac element. Separated by spaces
  • monthNames: List of month names. English names by default
  • firstDay: A day from first month to show in almanac
  • title: title for header calendar
  • noHeader: Don't show almanac header
  • binding: function to launch when day is clicked. Signature: checked (bool), day data (object)
  • start: first enabled day (format: YYYYMMDD)
  • end: last enabled day (format: YYYYMMDD)

Tests

To run tests (mocha & chai):

npm install && npm test


© 2014 jacoborus

Released under MIT License