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https://github.com/redpandatronicsuk/ionic2calendar
Calendar directive for Ionic 2
https://github.com/redpandatronicsuk/ionic2calendar
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Calendar directive for Ionic 2
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/redpandatronicsuk/ionic2calendar
- Owner: redpandatronicsuk
- Created: 2016-07-25T23:44:18.000Z (over 8 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2017-09-22T02:48:21.000Z (about 7 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-11-10T17:57:54.182Z (about 1 month ago)
- Language: TypeScript
- Size: 3.5 MB
- Stars: 3
- Watchers: 3
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 2
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# No longer maintained
I wrote this calendar component some time ago, when Ionic 2 was still in the beta phase. Back then I was very excited about the upcoming Ionic 2 release, but the Ionic team took way longer to build a release version of Ionic 2 (mainly because the Angular team was slow in releasing the next version of Angular) and I shifted my interests from Angular to React and from Ionic/Cordova to React Native. You could still use this code though as a starting point for writing your own Angular/Ionic based calendar and I will keep this repository for reference.
# Ionic 2 Calendar
## A responsive calendar directive for Ionic 2
### Demo
Demo here
### Installation
Clone this directory and in the base directory run `npm i` to install the
dependencies and `ionic serve` to test the app in the browser. If you need more
help on using Ionic 2, have a look
here.
At the moment, if you want to use the calendar in your Ionic 2 app, you will
have to copy the folder *app/components/calendar* to your app. Once the calendar
directive is out of alpha stage, we will make a NPM repository for it.
### Usage
For an example of how to use calendar directive have a look at
*app/pages/calendar*. In the component you will have to import the directive as:
```
import {CalendarComponent} from '../../components/calendar/calendar.component';
```
and add this property to the object passed to the @Component annotation function
```
directives: [CalendarComponent]
```
If you want to access methods of the calendar from the parents component, you
should also annotate the CalendarComponent as a ViewChild:
```
@ViewChild(CalendarComponent)
private calendarComponent: CalendarComponent;
```
then in the parent component we can, for example, access the calendar's
*addCalendarEvent* methods to add new calendar events. **NOTE:** Angular 2 and
Ionic 2 offer several options for Component interaction/communication. In Ionic
2 apps, using the Ionic 2
Events API
might be a better choice. We are still considering which option(s) to offer, if
you have any comments, please drop us a line.
Then in the components template use:
```
```
*calEvents* is the only required parameter. The other parameters are event
listeners in the calendar's parent component. Every event is also fired using
the Ionic 2 Events Api.
#### Input data structure
The calendar expects events in a array of the following form:
```typescript
[
{
id: 'item-1', // Value that will be used for the items id attribute, if
// no value is suplied a random one will be generated and
// used internally to identify items. If supplied, it must
// be unique.
data: {}, // Optional object to hold custom data
icon: 'alarm', // Icon of the alert. This is compulsory when using the
// calendar on small screens, as the name of the event will
// not be displayed in the month grid. It has to be a valid
// IonicIcons icon name.
class: 'class', // Class of the item in the month grid cell
iconStyle: { color: 'green' }, // Style for the item's icon
style: { color: 'red' }, // Style for the item
name: 'Item 1', // Name of the item
startDate: new Date(), // Start date
endDate: new Date(this.now + this.millisInHour * 1), // End date
allDay: false, // Boolean for all day events
ontap: (item: CalendarEvent) => { // Custom on-tap function for the item
this.nav.present(Toast.create({
message: 'Custom click event',
duration: 3000,
position: 'bottom'
}));
},
ondoubeltap: (item: CalendarEvent) => {...},
onpress: (item: CalendarEvent) => {...},
},
```
The class and style parameters can be strings, arrays or objects, the same as
[ngClass](https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/api/common/index/NgClass-directive.html)
and [ngStyle](https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/api/common/index/NgStyle-directive.html) use.
If custom event handlers are given, they will be used instead of the default
event handler for a certain type of event. Ionic 2 events will be emitted in
either case. For more info, check out the TypeScript interface definitions in
*app/components/calendar/calendar.component.ts*.
### TO-DO:
- Day view
- Year view
- Transitions between views
- Code clean up and documentation