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ractive-ez-scheduler

v2.1.2

Published

Ractive Ez UI Scheduler

Downloads

3

Readme

Ractive Ez Scheduler

Scheduler component for ractive.js

Demo

Install

npm i ractive-ez-scheduler
import 'ractive-ez-scheduler';
import 'ractive-ez-scheduler/themes/blue.less';

Requires less-loader.

Usage

Scheduler

The scheduler provides a full scheduler user interface with header and groups.

<EzScheduler
    groups="{{ groups }}"
    events="{{ events }}"
    dateFrom="{{ dateFrom }}"
    dateUntil="{{ dateUntil }}"
    groupHeight="{{ groupHeight }}"
    enableVirtualization="true"
    getEventFrom="{{ getEventFrom }}"
    getEventUntil="{{ getEventUntil }}"
    getGroupEvents="{{ getGroupEvents }}" />
  • groups: Array of groups to render vertically
  • events: Array of events to render horizontally
  • dateFrom: Start of the events to view
  • dateUntil: End of the events to view
  • groupHeight: The fixed height of a group row
  • enableVirtualization: If true, will render only visible groups
  • getEventFrom: Function to retrieve the start date of an event event => event.dateFrom
  • getEventUntil: Function to retrieve the end date of an event event => event.dateUntil
  • getGroupEvents: Function to retrieve all events for a group (group, events) => events.filter(event => event.groupId == group.id)

Partials

Following partials can be overridden to specify how a component in the scheduler is rendered

  • group: How to render a group (refer to group inside the partial)
  • group-header: How to render the group header in the top-left corner of the scheduler.
  • event: How to render an event in the timeline (refer to view.event inside the partial)

Timeline

The timeline provides a simple layout tool for the containing events, relative to the container.

<EzTimeLine
    events="{{ events }}"
    dateFrom="{{ dateFrom }}"
    dateUntil="{{ dateUntil }}"
    getEventFrom="{{ getEventFrom }}"
    getEventUntil="{{ getEventUntil }}" />
  • events: Array of events to render horizontally
  • dateFrom: Start of the events to view
  • dateUntil: End of the events to view
  • getEventFrom: Function to retrieve the start date of an event event => event.dateFrom
  • getEventUntil: Function to retrieve the end date of an event event => event.dateUntil

Partials

  • event: How to render an event in the timeline (refer to view.event inside the partial)