use-calendar-matrix
v1.0.0
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React hooks to generate a calendar matrix (array of weeks and days) given the year and month. This value then can be used for any purpose related to calendar like datepicker and so on.
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use-calendar-matrix
React hooks to generate a raw calendar matrix (array of weeks and days) given the year and month using date-fns library. This value then can be used for any purpose related to calendar like datepicker and so on.
Install
npm install use-calendar-matrix
or
yarn add use-calendar-matrix
Usage
let [matrix] = useCalendarMatrix(
year,
month,
formatter = day => fn(day),
weekStartsOn = 1,
daysInWeek = 7
)
The Basic usage for this Hook is to generate a matrix of javascript Date
value with weeks as the rows and days as the columns by providing both year and month that you want to generate.
import React from 'react'
import useCalendarMatrix from 'use-calendar-matrix'
const MyCalendar = () => {
let [matrix] = useCalendarMatrix(2019, 8)
return (
<ul>
{matrix.map(
(week, index) =>
<ul>{week.map(
(day, i) => <li>{day}</li>
)}
</ul>
)
}
</ul>
)
}
⚠️ Note: Javascript Date
starts from 0
. So 0
for January
and 11
is December
.
Optional Parameters
By default the wooks will return an array of Javascript Date
value, with Monday as the starting day of the week, and 7 days in a week.
day => formatter(day)
You can add your own formatter function to process the Date
value as you wish. For example turning it into an object with specific value with the help of date-fns
helper functions.
weekStartsOn
Starting day of the week, default to 1
(Monday). Needed for date-fns
calculation. This value starts from 0
to 6
. So, 0
for Sunday, 1
for Monday, and so on.
daysInWeek
This value used to generate the total column for the matrix, default to 7
. For now there's functionality to generate a matrix for less or more days than 7
. So you can't really customize it actually.
Issue and Contributing
Please kindly submit an issue if you have some. I'm glad if I could help. And for now this functionality is all I need. But I've some ideas for later development.
License
MIT