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Angular 5.x Calendar, using Drag and Drop API, no jQuery. Currently in develop.
Angular 5.x Calendar, using Drag and Drop API, no jQuery. Currently in develop.
First of all install it with npm using:
npm install angularx-calendar
Then import it in your ngModule:
import CalendarModule from 'angularx-calendar'
And reference it in the imports:
...
imports: [
...,
CalendarModule,
...
]
And apply it in your HTML:
<ngx-calendar [eventList]="eventList"></ngx-calendar>
For get it running, you just need to specify 'eventList' object. Every value should have an id by key, and for value, your event.
Example:
eventList = {
0: 'EventOne',
1: 'EventTwo',
2: 'EventThree'
}
Optional Inputs
You can specify the Months in your language, they must have more than 11 months to work (I didn't test it with more than 11 months)
Like months, you can specify the days at the header calendar in your language. Just make sure to index 0 be equal Sunday.
Use it if you want to remove the events when use it.
This calendar is currently in development, but you can use it if you want to modify an object of events. You can do Pull Requests if you want to contribute, I'll try to document PR later.
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Angular 5.x Calendar, using Drag and Drop API, no jQuery. Currently in develop.
We found that angularx-calendar demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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