@chervint/react-google-calendar
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This is a forked repository from ericz1803/react-google-calendar
See it in action here or try it yourself in CodeSandbox here.
Features added:
selectedMonthYear to select specific month in the calendarupdatedMonthYear to get the month on click previous/next| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
apiKey | string | google api key (required) |
calendars | array of objects | google calendar id and display color (required) |
styles | object | styles (optional, see more below) |
showArrow | boolean | shows arrow for events that span multiple months (optional, defaults to true) |
showFooter | boolean | whether or not to show footer (optional, defaults to true) |
language | string | Available options : 'ES', 'PT', 'FR', 'SL' default: 'EN' |
selectedMonthYear | moment(date) | Select specific month in the calendar (optional) |
updatedMonthYear | function | Return value on change month (optional) |
For more information of this library, please visit the original version ericz1803/react-google-calendar.
MIT License
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React Google Calendar Component
The npm package @chervint/react-google-calendar receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @chervint/react-google-calendar popularity was classified as not popular.
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