Pro Calendar

Another one Best Professional Calendar ever. looking for Angular version ?

Based on vite for Vue 3

• Pro Calendar
  • Install
  • Screenshot with Native Datepicker
  • Screenshot with VCalendar Datepicker
  • Props & Types
    • Type Configs
  • Use
  • Events
  • Slots
  • Custom HTML Events fired

Install

npm i vue-pro-calendar

Screenshot with Native Datepicker

Screenshot with VCalendar Datepicker

Props & Types

Import and inspect types T_View, Configs, Appointment, T_LANG from vue-pro-calendar

| Prop | Type | Required | Default | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | date | string// iso string | No | undefined | | view | T_View | No | "week" | | events | Appointment[] | No | [] | | loading| boolean | No | false | | config | Configs | No | DEFAULT_CONFIGS | | lang | T_LANG | No | only supported languages; default: undefined (the calendar will use browser locale). |

You can import DEFAULT_CONFIGS from vue-pro-calendar

Type Configs

When you set nativeDatepicker to false or undefined, VCalendar DatePicker will be used.

When you set a property with type T_Action to undefined, the action is disabled.

Use

main.ts

import { ProCalendar } from "vue-pro-calendar";

//...

app.use(ProCalendar);

App.vue

<script setup lang="ts">
import "vue-pro-calendar/style";
import { ref, type Ref } from "vue";
import type { Configs, Appointment, T_LANG } from "vue-pro-calendar";

const cfg = ref<Configs>({
  viewEvent: undefined,
  reportEvent: {
    icon: true,
    text: "",
  },
  searchPlaceholder: "",
  eventName: "",
  closeText: "",
  nativeDatepicker: true,
  todayButton: true,
  firstDayOfWeek: 1,
});

const evts: Ref<Appointment[]> = ref([
  {
    date: "2022-11-19T14:00:00.000Z",
    comment: "",
    id: "cl32rbkjk1700101o53e3e3uhn",
    keywords: "Projet BAMBA",
    name: "MONTCHO Kévin",
  },
  //...
]);

</script>

<template>
  <!-- all props are optional -->
  <pro-calendar
    :events="evts"
    :loading="false"
    :config="cfg"
    view="month"
    date="2022-11-10T00:00:00.000Z"
    @calendarClosed="void 0"
    @fetchEvents="void 0"
  />
</template>

Events

@calendarClosed:

This event is fired when user clicks close button.

@fetchEvents:

This event is fired when date selected changes. $event: { start: string; end: string }. start and end are iso string date.

Slots

Draw your own calendar using scoped slots

<pro-calendar
  :events="evts"
  :loading="false"
  :config="cfg"
  view="week"
  date="'isoStringDate'"
>
  <template #leftSwitchArrow>
    <!-- replace left switch arrow with this slot -->
  </template>

  <template #rightSwitchArrow>
    <!-- replace left switch arrow with this slot -->
  </template>

  <template #closeButton>
    <!-- replace close button with this slot -->
  </template>

  <template #loader="{ calendarGotLoading }">
    <!-- replace calendar loader with this slot -->
  </template>

  <template #searchIcon>
    <!-- replace search widget icon with this slot -->
  </template>

  <template #dateLeftArrow>
    <!-- replace date picker left arrow with this -->
  </template>

  <template #dateRightArrow>
    <!-- replace date picker right arrow with this -->
  </template>

  <template #sideEvent="{ dateSelected, calendarEvents }">
    <!-- use this slot to show side event in appearance you want -->
    <!--
      dateSelected: Date;
      calendarEvents: Appointment[]; // all events
    -->
  </template>

  <template #eventCard="{ date, time, cardEvent }">
    <!-- use this slot to show calendar event in appearance you want -->
    <!--
      date: Date;
      time: string;
      cardEvent: Appointment[]; // events according to date/time
    -->
  </template>
</pro-calendar>

Custom HTML Events fired

calendar.request.view & calendar.request.report

When the user clicks on view or report action, a custom html event is fired with the id of event in detail. You can listen these events like this:

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref, onMounted } from "vue";
import { E_CustomEvents } from "vue-pro-calendar"

onMounted(() => {
  [E_CustomEvents.VIEW, E_CustomEvents.REPORT].forEach((e: string) => {
    document.body.addEventListener(e, (event: Event | CustomEvent) => {
      console.log({ event });
    });
  });
});

</script>

On default #sideEvent template, when user clicks on event, calendar.request.view is fired.