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reactcalendar

v2.2.0

Published

Calendar Library build in React

Downloads

3

Readme

React Calendar

React Calendar is a library for displaying a calendar and events that overlay. Its designed so that no events will visually overlap

You can display a calendar like below:

var React = require("react"),
    Calendar = require("reactcalendar");

var events = [  {start: 30, end: 150, title: "Breakfast with Sarah", location: "Test123"},
                {start: 540, end: 600, title: "Meeting with John", location: "Sample Text"},
                {start: 560, end: 620, title: "React Meetup", location: "Placeholder text"},
                {start: 610, end: 670, title: "Assignment Due", location: "Something ABC"} ];

React.render(
    <Calendar events={events}/>,
    document.getElementById("day-wrapper")
);

You will need to have a div in your html (alternatively you can just use document.body):

<div id="day-wrapper"></div>

Click here to see the generated calendar

The data passed to the component is compromised of an array of objects, each have the properties:

  • start: this is the start time minutes since 9am
  • end: this is the end time minutes since 9am

Install

React calendar is available as an npm package.

npm install reactcalendar

Run example

git clone https://github.com/jooj123/react-calendar.git
npm install
npm start

Contribute

This plugin is very much in its early form. Please feel free to submit a Pull Request, I would love for you to contribute to React Calendar

TODO

  1. Tests need to be implemented
  2. Functionality for varying times in a day
  3. Functionality for multiple day views (currently only supports the view of 1 day)
  4. Functionality for events such as onClick, onMouseOver etc on the calendar events