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    @itheum/react-schedule-it

The react scheduling ui component of the Itheum platform


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react schedule-it

is the react scheduling ui component of the Itheum platform

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react-schedule-it

dev

  • all node source is in src/main.js
  • you need to install dependencies first npm install
  • make any changes and run npm run build to transpile the jsx into dist
  • the transpilation is run as an auto pre-publish task so it should usually be up to date when consumed via npm
  • npm run build-example builds and packs the example app into the 'docs' folder so it can be accessed via ghpages

usage of ISO Day of Week

the implement in the data model can use ISO day of week to describe days . e.g. 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 (ISO Day of Week - where 1 is Monday)] e.g for thursday and sunday it will be 4-7 this works well with libraries like moment.js

Data Model

  • implement: Type - String

    • Which day do you want to schedule this for?
    • Options:
      • daily: happens everyday
      • 1-2-3-4-5-6-7: ISO Day of Week - 1 is Monday, can be a subset of this string (e.g thursday and sunday it will be 4-7)
  • am / pm : Type - Array of Strings

    • Which time of the day do you want to schedule this for? you need to target am and pm seperately
    • Options:
      • 12 hour format time strings - e.g. "7:00" or "9:15"
  • minAm / minPm: Type - Int

    • What is the minimum responses you need
      • Options:
        • minimum number of responses - e.g. 1 for minAm means that that at least 1 reading should be given in the AM

Examples

per week based examples
  • Eg 1: Schedule task everyday (daily) at 7AM and 8PM. At least 1 AM and 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "implement": "daily",
  "am": ["7:00"],
  "pm": ["8:00"],
  "minAm": 1,
  "minPm": 1
}

Note: daily is like an alias for 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 so we will support these both

  • Eg 2: Schedule task every thursday and sunday at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "implement": "4-7",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Eg 3: Schedule task weekdays at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "implement": "1-2-3-4-5",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Eg 4: Schedule task weekends at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "implement": "6-7",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Eg 5: Schedule task everyday (daily) at 8AM and 7PM and 8PM. At least 1 AM and 1 PM response is expected ideally (user should at least take 1 PM reading even though 2 is recommended).
{
  "implement": "daily",
  "am": ["8:00"],
  "pm": ["7:00", "8:00"],
  "minAm": 1,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Eg 6: Schedule task everyday (daily) at 7AM and 8PM. At least 1 AM and 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "implement": "1-2-3-4-5-6-7",
  "am": ["7:00"],
  "pm": ["8:00"],
  "minAm": 1,
  "minPm": 1
}

Note: same as using alias daily for implement (see example 1)

forthnightly based examples
  • Schedule task every OTHER WEEK (forthnightly) on thursday and sunday at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "via": "forthnightly",
  "implement": "4-7",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Schedule task every OTHER WEEK (forthnightly) daily at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "via": "forthnightly",
  "implement": "1-2-3-4-5",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Schedule task every OTHER WEEK (forthnightly) on weekends at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected.
{
  "via": "forthnightly",
  "implement": "6-7",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
monthlyly based examples
  • Schedule task on the first day of every MONTH at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected on that day.
{
  "via": "monthly",
  "implement": "first",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Schedule task on the last day of every MONTH at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected on that day.
{
  "via": "monthly",
  "implement": "last",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Schedule task on the 1st monday of every MONTH at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected on that day.
{
  "via": "monthly",
  "implement": "first:1",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Schedule task on the last friday of every MONTH at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected on that day.
{
  "via": "monthly",
  "implement": "last:5",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}
  • Schedule task on the first week of every MONTH at 9PM only. At least 1 PM response is expected on that day.
{
  "via": "monthly",
  "implement": "last:1-2-3-4-5-6-7",
  "am": [],
  "pm": ["9:00"],
  "minAm": 0,
  "minPm": 1
}

get started

  • run
npm install --save react-schedule-it
  • require into your project via
import ScheduleIt from "react-schedule-it";
  • define the list of all the components* you want to step through. The name indicates the title of the UI step and component is what loads.

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Last updated on 04 Jul 2019

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