cronus-calendar
v1.0.1
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**Through NPM** ``npm install cronus-calendar``
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Install the package
Through NPM
npm install cronus-calendar
Through Yarn
yarn add cronus--calendar
Add css and js builds in your HTML
<head>
<script src="node_modules/cronus-calendar/dist/js/cronus-calendar.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/cronus-calendar/dist/css/cronus-calendar.css">
</head>Add the cronus element in your html
<body>
<cronus-calendar></cronus-calendar>
</body>API
ondateselected: Provided callback for when a date has been selectedlet cal = document.getElementsByTagName('cronus-calendar').item(0); // Date selected // Called when a date is clicked cal.ondateselected = (date) => { console.log('DATE SELECTED'); console.log(date); }onmonthchange: Provided callback for when the next / prev button has been clickedlet cal = document.getElementsByTagName('cronus-calendar').item(0); // Month change event // Called when next / prev button has been changed cal.onmonthchange = (date) => { console.log('MONTH CHANGED'); console.log(date) }ongeneratedots: Provided callback for when the calendar is rendering the dates. Here you have do option to populate some dots in the date. This callback provides a date and expects astring[]to be returned
let cal = document.getElementsByTagName('cronus-calendar').item(0);
// Callback that listens to when the calendar is populating dates
// Expects an array of strings containing colors
// Can provide hex or a standard color value
cal.ongeneratedots = (date) => {
hasEvent = ....;
hasMeeting = ....;
if (hasEvent) dots.push('purple');
if (hasMeeting) dots.push('green');
return dots;
}
init(date?: Date | string): Initializes the Calendarselect(date?: Date | string): Selects a date, also triggersondateselected