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eos_vue_scheduler

v1.0.2

Published

A vue calendar scheduler component

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eos_vue_scheduler

A Vue component to display an event scheduling diary

Main component is the CalendarContainer This takes 3 props

  1. A user array consisting of a user object containing a user ID and a user name
  2. An events array
  3. A calendar options object

User Object

| Property | Type (description) | | -------- | ------------------ | | id | String (user id) | | name | String |

Event Object

| Property | Type (description) | | -------- | ------------------ | | id | String (event id) | | user_id | String | | title | String (event title) | | description | String (a description for the event) | | color | String (a hex color for the event) | | start_time | String (a start time and date for the event in the format YYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss) | | end_time | String (an end time and date for the event in the same format as start time) |

Calendar Options Object

| Property | Type (description) | | -------- | ------------------ | | mode | String (either of 'week' or 'day') | | five_minute_height | Number (the number of pixels to represent 5 minutes on the calendar) | | start_hour | Number (the hour to start the day) | | end_hour | Number (the hour to end the day) | | focus_date | String (date the calendar will set as the current date) | | primary_color | String (hex color for the current day) |

Events

| Event | Description | | ----- | ----------- | | cellClick | emitted when an empty cell is clicked, use to book an event | | eventClick | emitted when an event is clicked, use to update or delete an event |

| Event | Payload | | ----- | ------- | | cellClick | cellData { index (Number), value ( String 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss')} | | evnetClick | event (an event object) |