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Small module to display a navigable monthly calendar view across a range of dates
https://mjbp.github.io/storm-calendar
HTML
<div class="js-calendar" data-start-date="2017-11-30" data-end-date="2018-01-01"></div>
JS
npm i -S storm-calendar
either using es6 import
import Calendar from 'storm-calendar';
Calendar.init('.js-calendar');
asynchronous browser loading (use the .standalone version in the /dist folder) using the global name (Storm + capitalised package name)
import Load from 'storm-load';
Load('{{path}}/storm-calendar.standalone.js')
.then(() => {
StormCalendar.init('.js-calendar');
});
npm run test
This is module has both es6 and es5 distributions. The es6 version should be used in a workflow that transpiles.
The es5 version depends upon Object.assign, element.classList so all evergreen browsers are supported out of the box, ie9+ is supported with polyfills. ie8+ will work with even more polyfills for Array functions and eventListeners.
None
MIT
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We found that storm-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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