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schedule-filter-widget
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React component for the schedule filter widget
title = widget title, defaults to "Filter by"
summit = the summit object
events = the FILTERED collection of events currently rendered
allEvents = the COMPLETE collection of events, needed to pull all available options.
marketingSettings = object with the settings from the marketing API
colorSource = source of color, could be one of : event_type, track, track_group
filters = object with the desired filters to render and its values.
Example:
[
date: {label: "Date", values: [], enabled: true},
level: {label: "Level", values: ["Beginner", "Intermediate"], enabled: false}
]
expandedByDefault = boolean to set the filters expanded/collapsed on load
triggerAction = method that will take an ACTION and a payload as params and will return a promise.
Example: {action: 'UPDATE_FILTER', payload: {type, values}}
1 - yarn build && yarn publish
2 - yarn publish-package
import ScheduleFilterWidget from 'schedule-filter-widget/dist';
import 'schedule-filter-widget/dist/index.css';
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Schedule Filter Widget
We found that schedule-filter-widget demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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