pm-calendar v2.0.2

PM-CALENDAR

This is a simple style customizable calendar for angular :

Installation

• npm install pm-calendar
• Import PmCalendarModule in app.module.ts :

import { PmCalendarModule } from 'pm-calendar';
//...
//...
@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent
  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    PmCalendarModule //Load module here
  ],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})

Usage

Template html

The component model is :

<pm-calendar [datestart]="datestart" [dateend]="dateend" ></pm-calendar>

Parameters :

• datestart: Date - First month's date to display
• dateend: Date - Last month's date to display
• lang: string (Optionnal) - The calendar lang to display ( Default: "fr" )

Languages :

Language list is available and editable in ./class/CalendarLang.ts as the default lang ( DEFAULT_LANG )

Component ts

You can use the CalendarService to access calendar's events :

import { CalendarService } from './pm-calendar/services/calendar.service';
//...
//...
constructor( private calendarService: CalendarService ){ //...

Available event :

• onDateSelected( method: Function ): void
• onCalendarReady( method: Function ): void

Available method :

• getDay( date: Date, disabled?: boolean ): DayCalendar
• getDaysInInterval( datestart: Date, dateend: Date ): DayCalendar[]

import { CalendarService } from './pm-calendar/services/calendar.service';
import { DayCalendar } from './pm-calendar/class/DayCalendar';
//...
//...
constructor( private calendarService: CalendarService ){

	this.calendarService.onDateSelected( ( day: DayCalendar ) => {
	    console.log( day );
    });
    
    this.calendarService.onCalendarReady( () => {

        //get the day corresponding to the searchedDate and add class test to it
        let day: DayCalendar | false = this.calendarService.getDay( new Date(2017, 9, 30) );
        if( day ){
            ( day as DayCalendar ).addClass("test");
        }

         //get the days corresponding to the interval and add class test to them
         let start: Date = new Date(2017, 4, 30);
         let end: Date = new Date( 2017, 5, 2 );
         let searchs: DayCalendar[] = this.calendarService.getDaysInInterval( start, end );
         for( let search of searchs ){
                if( search.getWeekNumber() > -1 ){
                    search.addClass("test");
                }
         }
    } )
}

The returned class ( DayCalendar ) has the current method :

• getClasses(): string[]
• setClasses( classes: string[] ): void
• addClass(): void
• removeClass(): void
• getObjDate(): Date
• getWeekNumber(): number

day.addClass("test"); //Add the 'test' class to the day's div
day.removeClass("test"); //Remove the 'test' class to the day's div
day.getObjDate(); //Return corresponding Date object
day.getWeekNumber(); //Return day's week current index in the month
day.getClasses(); //Return the class'list of day's div
day.setClasses(["test", "disabled"]); //Set the class list through an array

Leave the component

Remove the linked events

export class AppComponent implements OnDestroy {
//...
//...
ngOnDestroy(){
	this.calendarService.clearEvents();
}

Styles

All styles are editables :

• ./calendar/component.calendar.css
• ./calendar/component.week.css
• ./calendar/component.day.css // File for style the class managed via day.addClass / day.removeCass ...ect.

Care, much css styles are here for the calendar's table aspect :

/* calendar's "table" aspect */
.dhead {
    display: flex;
}
.dhcol {
    width: 100px;
}
.drow {
    display: flex;
}
.dcol {
    width: 100px;
}
/* jours désactivés */
.dcol.disabled {
    background-color: grey;
}