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@acpaas-ui/ngx-agenda
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The `@acpaas-ui/agenda` module provides the `aui-agenda` component which can be used as a calendar to display events. At the moment the component can only display a month view.
The @acpaas-ui/agenda
module provides the aui-agenda
component which can be used as a calendar to display events. At the moment the component can only display a month view.
npm install @acpaas-ui/agenda --save
Import component in app.module.ts
import { AgendaModule } from '@acpaas-ui/agenda';
@NgModule({
imports: [
AgendaModule
]
})
It is possible to translate month and weekday labels through the forChild
function.
Mind the order of the days: 0 = sunday, 1 = monday, 2 = tuesday, ... 6 = saturday 0 = January, 1 = February, ... 11 = December
@NgModule({
imports: [
AgendaModule.forChild(
['zondag', 'maandag', 'dinsdag', 'woensdag', 'donderdag', 'vrijdag', 'zaterdag'],
['januari', 'februari', 'maart', 'april', 'mei', 'juni', 'juli', 'augustus', 'september', 'oktober', 'november', 'december'],
),
]
})
The most basic example is to render just the agenda for the current date.
<aui-agenda
[activeDate]="activeDate"
[view]="'MONTH'"
></aui-agenda>
activeDate: Date
the current date. Example: "2018-01-10" will open the month view on January. "2018-02-20" will open the month view on February.
view: string
the active view. For now, only the MONTH view is available.
It's possible to define which day is the first day of the week. Define the day with a number (0 = sunday, 1 = monday, ...) or use the DAYS enum: (DAYS.MONDAY evaluates to 1) import { DAYS } from @acpaas-ui/agenda
.
<aui-agenda
[startDayOfWeek]="0"
></aui-agenda>
<aui-agenda
...
[events]="events"
></aui-agenda>
events: Event[]
A list of events. An event should have at least a startDate
, endDate
and 'title.
It's possible to define a template for the event-item in the month view.
<ng-template #itemTemplate let-event="event">
<aui-icon name="ai-calendar-3"></aui-icon> {{event.title}}
</ng-template>
<aui-agenda
...
[events]="events"
[monthEventItemTemplate]="itemTemplate"
></aui-agenda>
Define a template with ng-template
and define on aui-agenda
with monthEventItemTemplate
. In the template it is possible to get the event data with let-event="event"
.
There is a callback for navigating in the agenda. Example: when navigating from January to February, the returned value is { start: "2018-01-29...", end: "2018-03-4..."}
. This value contains the first and last day of the month view. Be aware that the first and last day are dependant on the configured startDayOfWeek
property.
<aui-agenda
...
[events]="events"
(navigate)="onNavigate($event)"
></aui-agenda>
There is a callback for clicking on a day. The returned value is a string in YYYY-MM-DD
format of the selected day (timezone independent).
<aui-agenda
...
(selectDay)="onSelectDay($event)"
></aui-agenda>
When there are more events than slots for one day, the aui-agenda
will display a "more" button with a click callback. The returned value is the Date
of the selected day.
<aui-agenda
...
(clickMore)="onClickMore($event)"
></aui-agenda>
The aui-agenda
component is styled based on the available width of the parent container. Using the component in a sidebar should automaticly render the small version of the aui-agenda
. Rendering the aui-agenda
full-screen should render the big version on desktop and the small version on a small screen.
FAQs
The `@acpaas-ui/agenda` module provides the `aui-agenda` component which can be used as a calendar to display events. At the moment the component can only display a month view.
We found that @acpaas-ui/ngx-agenda demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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