Lightweight and flexible calendar component which satisfies the most complicated needs of our clients

React css calendar

Install:

npm install react-css-calendar

or

yarn add react-css-calendar

Example:

import React from 'react';
import {CalendarGrid} from 'react-css-calendar'
import moment from 'moment'

const SimpleExample = () => (
            <CalendarGrid events={[
                                      {
                                          title: 'voopty',
                                          start: moment.utc().set('hour', 8),
                                          end: moment.utc().set('hour', 9),
                                      },
                                      {
                                          title: 'calendar',
                                          start: moment.utc().set('hour', 8),
                                          end: moment.utc().set('hour', 10),
                                      },
                                      {
                                          title: 'says',
                                          start: moment.utc().set('hour', 9).set('minutes', 30),
                                          end: moment.utc().set('hour', 11),
                                      },
                                      {
                                          title: 'hello',
                                          start: moment.utc().set('hour', 12),
                                          end: moment.utc().set('hour', 14),
                                      }
                                  ]}/>
  )

Props:

Name	Type	Default	Description
startHour*	number	0	hour when vertical timeline begins
endHour*	number	24	hour when vertical timeline ends
events*	array	[]	calendar events to display. The order doesn't matter. Required fields of an event to be displayed correctly is {start: moment, end: moment}
columns*	array	[moment.utc()]	calendar columns to render(doesn't have to be dates see example with custom grouping)
renderTime*	(moment) => UIComponent	(date) => date.format('LT')	what to render on the timeline for each hour
renderColumnName*	(column) => UIComponent	(date) => date.format('D MMM')	what to render for each calendar column
renderEvent*	(event) => UIComponent	(event) => event.title	what to render for each calendar event
dimensions*	{ tenMinutesHeight: number, timeLineWidth: number, headerHeight: number, groupedEventsMargin: number }	{ tenMinutesHeight: 20, timeLineWidth: 70, headerHeight: 50, groupedEventsMargin: 0 }	calendar dimentions constants
colorScheme*	{ background: color, divider: color, hover: color, header: color}	{ background: '#fff', divider: '#DCDCDC', hover: '#E6E6E6', header: '#F5F5F5'}	calendar color settings
getColumnDate*	(column) => moment	(date) => date	what date should be used to each column (see example with custom grouping)
getColumnEvents*	(column, {events: array}) => array	(date, {events}) => (events.filter(({start, end}) =>moment(start).isSameOrBefore(date, 'day') && moment(end).isSameOrAfter(date, 'day')))	return array of events to be displayed in the column
onTimeSlotClick	(moment) => ()		how to handle click on empty timeslot

Use Cases:

Simple UI customization

Columns are not days of the week

In the example, the date is fixed, but columns are represented by people who are teaching the class. For that we have to override default values of following props:

• columns - an array of people who are teaching the classes during the fixed date
• renderColumnName - display info about the person who is teaching the class
• getColumnDate - return the fixed date for any column
• getColumnEvents - return list of the events taught by the person in the column