angular-addtocalendar

angular-addtocalendar

v1.3.1

An AngularJS directive for adding an event to calendar apps. It supports .ics files for iCalendar and Outlook and also supports Google Calendar, Yahoo! Calendar and Microsoft Calendar.

Enjoy!

Installation

1. Add source

   bower:

   bower install angular-addtocalendar --save
   

   npm:

   npm i angular-addtocalendar --save
   

2. If you're using webpack, you need to require the module.

   require('angular-addtocalendar');
   

   Alternatively:

   import 'angular-addtocalendar';
   

3. Inject the dependency angular-atc into your app:

   angular
     .module('myApp', [
       'angular-atc',
       ...
     ]);
   

   Note: If you're using a version earlier than 1.3.0, the module name is jshor.angular-addtocalendar.

Demo

For a demo, please click here.

Example

<addtocalendar
    start-date="20150704T190000"
    end-date="20150704T210000"
    title="Fourth of July Fireworks"
    location="Battery Park City, New York, NY"
    class-name="btn btn-sm btn-default dropdown-toggle"
    description="Celebrate the independence of the United States with fireworks in one of the greatest cities in the world.">
</addtocalendar>

Attributes

Attribute	Description	Format	Example	Required
title	Name of the event.	String	Fourth of July Fireworks	Yes
description	Description of the event.	String, defaults to empty	Celebrate the independence of the United States with fireworks in one of the greatest cities in the world.	No
location	Location of the event.	Plain text	Battery Park City, New York, NY	Yes
start-date	The timestamp of when the event begins.	Date string. Should match format of end-date or format.	July 4 2017 7:00 PM UTC+500	Yes
end-date	The timestamp of when the event ends.	Date string. Should match format of start-date or format.	July 4 2017 10:00 PM UTC+500	Yes
format	The format that the start-date and end-date are in. May include timezone.	mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss Z	`MMMM d YYYY h:m A Z	No
timezone	Any valid momentjs UTC offset	Moment	America/New_York	No
class-name	The desired class for the dropdown. See Custom Styling.	Bootstrap class/plain text. Default btn btn-sm btn-default dropdown-toggle	btn btn-sm btn-default dropdown-toggle	No
btn-text	Text for the button to display	Plain text. Default Add to calendar	Add to calendar	No
use-bootstrap	Whether to use Bootstrap styling.	Boolean. Default: false	null	No
hover-text	Text to use as the title of the element.	String Default: value of title attribute	Add to calendar	No

Custom Styling

angular-addtocalendar is designed to be compatible Bootstrap but also comes bundled with both a custom stylesheet and extendable Sass styles. The markup selector convention is identical to the Bootstrap dropdown markup.

Using Bootstrap

If you already have Bootstrap set up in your project, just pass in use-bootstrap="true" as a parameter to the <angular-addtocalendar /> component.

Using the default styling

If you're using Sass, you can import the default Sass stylesheet like so:

@import '~/angular-addtocalendar/addtocalendar.scss';

Or if you want to reference the compiled stylesheet directly:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/angular-addtocalendar/styles.css" />

Extending the existing styles

Assuming you're using Sass, import the stylesheet as noted above. Otherwise, copy the compiled CSS bundled with the project and modify styles as such.

Namespacing

The css namespace (parent class) for this module is atc-btn-group (assuming use-bootstrap is false).

Browser Support

All browsers support adding to Yahoo!, Microsoft, and Google calendars. Below is the current support for downloading .ics files for Outlook and iCalendar.

Browser	.ics Support
Internet Explorer	9.0+
Edge	Yes
Safari	≤ 6
Firefox	20.0+
Opera	15.0+
Chrome	14.0+
Android	4.4+

• iCalendar (ironically) and Outlook do not work due to a well-known file saving bug in Safari versions > 6.

Bugs

Please report all bugs here.

Changelog

Available here.