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react-schedule-meeting
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npm i react-schedule-meeting
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yarn add react-schedule-meeting
import { ScheduleMeeting } from 'react-schedule-meeting';
<ScheduleMeeting eventDurationInMinutes={30} availableTimeslots={availableTimeslots} onStartTimeSelect={console.log} />
Name | Type | Default | Explanation |
---|---|---|---|
eventDurationInMinutes | number | Required | The number of minutes each event will be scheduled. |
availableTimeslots | AvailableTimeslot[] | Required | Timeslots of available time that events can be scheduled in. *Example: If you are available every day from 9am to 5pm, you would pass in an array of AvailableTimeslots with those datetimes so tha |
eventStartTimeSpreadInMinutes | number | 30 | The length between the next possible event start time. Example: For 30, an event start time will be available every 30 minutes. |
onSelectedDayChange | (day: Date) => void; | -- | Callback for when the selected day changes on the calendar |
onStartTimeSelect | (startTimeEvent: StartTimeEvent) => void; | -- | Callback for when a start time is clicked |
scheduleMeetingStyles | CSSProperties | undefined | Styles Object for the Schedule Calendar paper container |
emptyListContentEl | React.ElementType | -- | Element displayed when the start time events list is empty |
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![](./ReactScheduleMeetingExample.png)
The npm package react-schedule-meeting receives a total of 640 weekly downloads. As such, react-schedule-meeting popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-schedule-meeting demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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