React Native Calendars ✨ 🗓️ 📆
This module includes various customizable react native calendar components.
The package is both Android and iOS compatible.
Try it out
You can run example module by performing these steps:
$ git clone git@github.com:wix/react-native-calendars.git
$ cd react-native-calendars/example
$ npm install
$ react-native run-ios
You can check example screens source code in example module screens
This project is compatible with Expo/CRNA (without ejecting), and the examples have been published on Expo
Installation
$ npm install --save react-native-calendars
The solution is implemented in JavaScript so no native module linking is required.
Usage
import {
Calendar, CalendarList, Agenda } from 'react-native-calendars';
All parameters for components are optional. By default the month of current local date will be displayed.
Event handler callbacks are called with calendar objects
like this:
{
day: 1, // day of month (1-31)
month: 1, // month of year (1-12)
year: 2017, // year
timestamp, // UTC timestamp representing 00:00 AM of this date
dateString: '2016-05-13' // date formatted as 'YYYY-MM-DD' string
}
Parameters that require date types accept YYYY-MM-DD formated datestrings, JavaScript date objects, calendar objects
and UTC timestamps.
Calendars can be localized by adding custom locales to LocaleConfig
object:
import {LocaleConfig} from 'react-native-calendars';
LocaleConfig.locales['fr'] = {
monthNames: ['Janvier','Février','Mars','Avril','Mai','Juin','Juillet','Août','Septembre','Octobre','Novembre','Décembre'],
monthNamesShort: ['Janv.','Févr.','Mars','Avril','Mai','Juin','Juil.','Août','Sept.','Oct.','Nov.','Déc.'],
dayNames: ['Dimanche','Lundi','Mardi','Mercredi','Jeudi','Vendredi','Samedi'],
dayNamesShort: ['Dim.','Lun.','Mar.','Mer.','Jeu.','Ven.','Sam.']
};
LocaleConfig.defaultLocale = 'fr';
Calendar
Basic parameters
<Calendar
current={'2012-03-01'}
minDate={'2012-05-10'}
maxDate={'2012-05-30'}
onDayPress={(day) => {console.log('selected day', day)}}
onDayLongPress={(day) => {console.log('selected day', day)}}
monthFormat={'yyyy MM'}
onMonthChange={(month) => {console.log('month changed', month)}}
hideArrows={true}
renderArrow={(direction) => (<Arrow />)}
hideExtraDays={true}
disableMonthChange={true}
firstDay={1}
hideDayNames={true}
showWeekNumbers={true}
onPressArrowLeft={substractMonth => substractMonth()}
onPressArrowRight={addMonth => addMonth()}
/>
Date marking
!Disclaimer! Make sure that markedDates
param is immutable. If you change markedDates
object content but the reference to it does not change calendar update will not be triggered.
Dot marking
<Calendar
markedDates={{
'2012-05-16': {selected: true, marked: true, selectedColor: 'blue'},
'2012-05-17': {marked: true},
'2012-05-18': {marked: true, dotColor: 'red', activeOpacity: 0},
'2012-05-19': {disabled: true, disableTouchEvent: true}
}}
/>
You can customise a dot color for each day independently.
Multi-Dot marking
Use markingType = 'multi-dot' if you want to display more than one dot. Both the Calendar and CalendarList control support multiple dots by using 'dots' array in markedDates. The property 'color' is mandatory while 'key' and 'selectedColor' are optional. If key is omitted then the array index is used as key. If selectedColor is omitted then 'color' will be used for selected dates.
const vacation = {key:'vacation', color: 'red', selectedDotColor: 'blue'};
const massage = {key:'massage', color: 'blue', selectedDotColor: 'blue'};
const workout = {key:'workout', color: 'green'};
<Calendar
markedDates={{
'2017-10-25': {dots: [vacation, massage, workout], selected: true, selectedColor: 'red'},
'2017-10-26': {dots: [massage, workout], disabled: true},
}},
markingType={'multi-dot'}
/>
Period marking
<Calendar
markedDates={
{'2012-05-20': {textColor: 'green'},
'2012-05-22': {startingDay: true, color: 'green'},
'2012-05-23': {selected: true, endingDay: true, color: 'green', textColor: 'gray'},
'2012-05-04': {disabled: true, startingDay: true, color: 'green', endingDay: true}
}}
markingType={'period'}
/>
Multi-period marking
CAUTION: This marking is only fully supported by the <Calendar />
component because it expands its height. Usage with <CalendarList />
might lead to overflow issues.
<Calendar
markedDates={{
'2017-12-14': {
periods: [
{ startingDay: false, endingDay: true, color: '#5f9ea0' },
{ startingDay: false, endingDay: true, color: '#ffa500' },
{ startingDay: true, endingDay: false, color: '#f0e68c' },
]
},
'2017-12-15': {
periods: [
{ startingDay: true, endingDay: false, color: '#ffa500' },
{ color: 'transparent' },
{ startingDay: false, endingDay: false, color: '#f0e68c' },
]
},
}}
markingType='multi-period'
/>
Custom marking allows you to customize each marker with custom styles.
<Calendar
markingType={'custom'}
markedDates={{
'2018-03-28': {
customStyles: {
container: {
backgroundColor: 'green',
},
text: {
color: 'black',
fontWeight: 'bold'
},
},
},
'2018-03-29': {
customStyles: {
container: {
backgroundColor: 'white',
elevation: 2
},
text: {
color: 'blue',
},
}
}}}
/>
Keep in mind that different marking types are not compatible. You can use just one marking style for calendar.
Displaying data loading indicator
The loading indicator next to month name will be displayed if <Calendar />
has displayLoadingIndicator
property and markedDays
collection does not have a value for every day of the month in question. When you load data for days, just set []
or special marking value to all days in markedDates
collection.
Customizing look & feel
<Calendar
style={{
borderWidth: 1,
borderColor: 'gray',
height: 350
}}
theme={{
backgroundColor: '#ffffff',
calendarBackground: '#ffffff',
textSectionTitleColor: '#b6c1cd',
selectedDayBackgroundColor: '#00adf5',
selectedDayTextColor: '#ffffff',
todayTextColor: '#00adf5',
dayTextColor: '#2d4150',
textDisabledColor: '#d9e1e8',
dotColor: '#00adf5',
selectedDotColor: '#ffffff',
arrowColor: 'orange',
monthTextColor: 'blue',
textDayFontFamily: 'monospace',
textMonthFontFamily: 'monospace',
textDayHeaderFontFamily: 'monospace',
textMonthFontWeight: 'bold',
textDayFontSize: 16,
textMonthFontSize: 16,
textDayHeaderFontSize: 16
}}
/>
Advanced styling
If you want to have complete control over calendar styles you can do it by overriding default style.js files. For example, if you want to override calendar header style first you have to find stylesheet id for this file:
https://github.com/wix/react-native-calendars/blob/master/src/calendar/header/style.js#L4
In this case it is 'stylesheet.calendar.header'. Next you can add overriding stylesheet to your theme with this id.
https://github.com/wix/react-native-calendars/blob/master/example/src/screens/calendars.js#L56
theme={{
arrowColor: 'white',
'stylesheet.calendar.header': {
week: {
marginTop: 5,
flexDirection: 'row',
justifyContent: 'space-between'
}
}
}}
Disclaimer: issues that arise because something breaks after using stylesheet override will not be supported. Use this option at your own risk.
Overriding day component
If you need custom functionality not supported by current day component implementations you can pass your own custom day
component to the calendar.
<Calendar
style={[styles.calendar, {height: 300}]}
dayComponent={({date, state}) => {
return (<View style={{flex: 1}}><Text style={{textAlign: 'center', color: state === 'disabled' ? 'gray' : 'black'}}>{date.day}</Text></View>);
}}
/>
The dayComponent prop has to receive a RN component or function that receive props. The day component will receive such props:
- state - disabled if the day should be disabled (this is decided by base calendar component)
- marking - markedDates value for this day
- date - the date object representing this day
Tip: Don't forget to implement shouldComponentUpdate for your custom day component to make calendar perform better
If you implement an awesome day component please make a PR so that other people could use it :)
CalendarList
<CalendarList />
is scrollable semi-infinite calendar composed of <Calendar />
components. Currently it is possible to scroll 4 years back and 4 years to the future. All paramters that are available for <Calendar />
are also available for this component. There are also some additional params that can be used:
<CalendarList
onVisibleMonthsChange={(months) => {console.log('now these months are visible', months);}}
pastScrollRange={50}
futureScrollRange={50}
scrollEnabled={true}
showScrollIndicator={true}
...calendarParams
/>
Horizontal CalendarList
You can also make the CalendarList
scroll horizontally. To do that you need to pass specific props to the CalendarList
:
<CalendarList
horizontal={true}
pagingEnabled={true}
calendarWidth={320}
...calendarListParams
...calendarParams
/>
Agenda
An advanced agenda component that can display interactive listings for calendar day items.
<Agenda
items={
{'2012-05-22': [{text: 'item 1 - any js object'}],
'2012-05-23': [{text: 'item 2 - any js object'}],
'2012-05-24': [],
'2012-05-25': [{text: 'item 3 - any js object'},{text: 'any js object'}],
}}
loadItemsForMonth={(month) => {console.log('trigger items loading')}}
onCalendarToggled={(calendarOpened) => {console.log(calendarOpened)}}
onDayPress={(day)=>{console.log('day pressed')}}
onDayChange={(day)=>{console.log('day changed')}}
selected={'2012-05-16'}
minDate={'2012-05-10'}
maxDate={'2012-05-30'}
pastScrollRange={50}
futureScrollRange={50}
renderItem={(item, firstItemInDay) => {return (<View />);}}
renderDay={(day, item) => {return (<View />);}}
renderEmptyDate={() => {return (<View />);}}
renderKnob={() => {return (<View />);}}
renderEmptyData = {() => {return (<View />);}}
rowHasChanged={(r1, r2) => {return r1.text !== r2.text}}
hideKnob={true}
markedDates={{
'2012-05-16': {selected: true, marked: true},
'2012-05-17': {marked: true},
'2012-05-18': {disabled: true}
}}
onRefresh={() => console.log('refreshing...')}
refreshing={false}
refreshControl={null}
theme={{
...calendarTheme,
agendaDayTextColor: 'yellow',
agendaDayNumColor: 'green',
agendaTodayColor: 'red',
agendaKnobColor: 'blue'
}}
style={{}}
/>
Authors
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. npm run test
and npm run lint
before push.