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lesson-schedule-react
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A React component for displaying lesson schedules in a customizable format.
Lesson Schedule component for everyone to use
npm i lesson-schedule-react
Firstly, import makeTimeTable HOC from lesson-schedule-react package:
import { makeTimeTable } from "lesson-schedule-react"
and then create a timetable component by calling makeTimeTable, you can customize your Timetable by changing the props object given to it
const TimetableComponent = makeTimeTable({
title: 'Lesson Schedule',
themeColor: 'dark',
// other props
})
Secondly and lastly, use TimetableComponent in your code and add the schedule items to its props:
import { ISchedule } from "lesson-schedule-react"
<TimetableComponent
schedules={[
{
lessonPair: {
start_time: '19:15',
end_time: '20:40',
},
lesson_date: 1729153744,
auditorium: {
name: 'Room 12'
},
subject: {
name: 'Software Analysis'
},
trainingType: {
name: "Lecture",
},
employee: {
name: "Jahongir Hayitov"
}
},
// other scheduled objects
] as ISchedule[]}
activeWeekNumber={12}
// other props
/>
</>
The Timetable can show weekly or daily and you can see other days by clicking left and right buttons, "Today" button leads you current date which is today:
You can add as many custom schedule components as you want
<TimetableComponent
// Default schedule item component
scheduleComponent={CustomSchedule}
schedules={[
{
lessonPair: {
start_time: "19:15",
end_time: "20:40",
},
lesson_date: 1729153744,
text: "Lorem ipsum",
},
{
lessonPair: {
start_time: "18:00",
end_time: "19:30",
},
lesson_date: 1729341539,
text: "Hello World Again",
// Individual schedule item component
scheduleComponent: AnotherCustomSchedule,
},
{
lessonPair: {
start_time: "18:05",
end_time: "21:40",
},
lesson_date: 1728980944,
text: "Hello World",
},
]}
activeWeekNumber={12}
/>
import { FC } from 'react'
import moment from 'moment'
// ScheduleComponentProps - a template for creating a Schedule Component
import { ScheduleComponentProps } from 'lesson-schedule-react'
export const CustomSchedule: FC<ScheduleComponentProps> = ({ schedule, style }) => {
return (
<div
style={{
// add default style
...style,
// add custom style
background: '#00F',
color: '#fff',
padding: '10px'
}}
onClick={() => alert(schedule.text)}
>
{/* You can add custom text here */}
<p>
{schedule.text} ({schedule.lessonPair.start_time}-{schedule.lessonPair.end_time})
</p>
<p>The date: {moment.unix(schedule.lesson_date).format('DD.MM.YYYY')}</p>
</div >
)
}
export const AnotherCustomSchedule: FC<ScheduleComponentProps> = ({ schedule, style }) => {
return (
<div
style={{
// default style
...style,
// custom style
background: '#F0F',
color: '#fff',
padding: '30px',
borderRadius: '50%',
display: 'flex',
flexDirection: 'column',
alignItems: 'center',
justifyContent: 'center'
}}
onClick={() => alert(schedule.text)}
>
{/* You can add custom text here */}
<p>
{schedule.text} ({schedule.lessonPair.start_time}-{schedule.lessonPair.end_time})
</p>
<p>The date: {moment.unix(schedule.lesson_date).format('DD.MM.YYYY')}</p>
</div >
)
}
makeTimeTable HOC has a prop called locales, you can add your language by changing it:
locales: {
today: 'Today',
week: 'Week',
day: 'Day',
weekNames: ['Sun', 'Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat'],
monthNames: [
'jan',
'feb',
'mar',
'apr',
'may',
'jun',
'jul',
'aug',
'sep',
'oct',
'nov',
'dec',
],
},
You can import only Timetable itself from the package without configurations (table part with schedule items without buttons on the top):
import { TimeTable } from "lesson-schedule-react"
and you can use it in your project simply:
<TimeTable
pixelsForOneCellHeight={90}
activeDate={1729351987}
activeOption='week'
schedules={[]}
/>
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A React component for displaying lesson schedules in a customizable format.
We found that lesson-schedule-react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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