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fabienlege-react-week-scheduler

v0.1.14

Published

simple graphical weekly scheduler component with drag/expand functionality

Downloads

10

Readme

react-week-scheduler

responsive graphical weekly scheduler component with drag/expand functionality to fill time blocks

Install

$ npm install react-week-scheduler

Usage

import WeeklyScheduler from 'react-week-scheduler';
import 'react-week-scheduler/react-week-scheduler.css';

Properties

return (
  <div>
    <WeeklyScheduler
      defaultEvent={startingDefault} selectedEvent={blockingEvent} events={eventList}
      currentSchedule={currentSchedule}
      ref={(scheduler) => { this.scheduler = scheduler; }}
    />
  </div>
);

Event objects follow the format: { event: 'myEventName', color '#999'}. Any format of CSS color string including hsl should be valid.

defaultEvent - event that by default will fill the week

selectedEvent - default event selected for filling scheduler

events - array of events to select from to fill scheduler

currentSchedule - 7 x 96 timeblock matrix corresponding to 7 weekdays and 96 15-minute blocks per day. Stores Event objects.

Accessing Scheduler state

To access and return current Scheduler state just use a ref callback:

ref={(scheduler) => { this.scheduler = scheduler }}

Current timeblock matrix will be stored in this.scheduler.state.days corresponding to above ref

##Demo

https://wrleskovec.github.io/react-week-scheduler/