vue-fullcalendar

##vue-fullcalendar

Works for Vue2 now. This is a fullCalendar component based on vue.js . No Jquery or fullCalendar.js required. Currently, It only supports month view. It's inspired by fullCalendar.io but not cloned by it. So please read the docs here below to understand all features.

Simple Live Demo

install

By NPM

@latest works for Vue2 0.1.11 works for Vue1.*

// for Vue2
npm install vue-fullcalendar@latest --save 

// for Vue1
npm install vue-fullcalendar@0.1.11 --save 

or download code and include it

<script src='dist/vue-fulcalendar.min.js'>

Usage

Register component globally

// Your entry index.js
import Vue from 'vue'
import App from './App'

import fullCalendar from 'vue-fullcalendar'

Vue.component('full-calendar', fullCalendar)

// Vue2
new Vue({
  el : '#app',
  render: h => h(App),
  template : '<App/>',
  components : {
    App
  }
})

//Vue1

new Vue({
	el : 'body',
	components : {
		App
	}
})

or register locally in your .vue file

Example

<full-calendar :events="fcEvents" lang="en"></full-calendar>

var demoEvents = [
	{
      title : 'Sunny Out of Office',
      start : '2016-08-25',
      end : '2017-07-27'
    }
]
export default {
  data () {
	return {
	  fcEvents : demoEvents
	}
  },
  components : {
	'full-calendar': require('vue-fullcalendar')	
  }
}

A sample screenshot is here,

Docs

props

• events : Events will be displayed on the calendar

  events = [
    {
      title     :  'event1',
      start     : '2016-07-01'，
      cssClass  : 'family',
      YOUR_DATA : {}
    },
    {
      title     : 'event2',
      start     : '2016-07-02',
      end       : '2016-07-03',
      cssClass  : ['family', 'career']
      YOUR_DATA : {}
    }
  ]         
  

  • title is the title of this event, will be displayed on calendar

  • start is the start day of this event

  • end is the end day of this event

  • cssClass is css class of each event label, such that, you will be able to set different colors, style ..

  • YOUR_DATA You can define as many data you want as possible

• lang : langague of things like monthNames weekNames and titleFormat

  export default {
    en : {
      weekNames :  ['Sun', 'Mon','Tue','Wed','Thu','Fri','Sat'],
      monthNames : ['January','February','March','April','May','June','July','August','September','October','November','December'],
      titleFormat : 'MM/yyyy'
    },
    zh : {
      weekNames : ['周一','周二','周三','周四','周五','周六','周日'],
      monthNames : ['1月','2月','3月','4月','5月','6月','7月','8月','9月','11月','12月'],
      titleFormat : 'yyyy年MM月'
    }
  }
  

  • option : zh | en

  • default : zh

• monthNames

• weekNames

• titleFormat

• firstDay : first day of the week, Number, default: 0 (Sunday) Sunday=0, Monday=1, Tuesday=2, etc. Any number smaller than 0 or larger than 6 will be set to 0.

events

fc will dispatch some events out.

• changeMonth : Every time you click arrow to next/last month, fc will dispatch changeMonth

  this.$dispatch('changeMonth', start, end, current)
  

  • start is the first day of current monthView

  • end is the last day of current monthView

  • current is the first day of current month

• eventClick : Every time you click a event, fc will dispatch eventClick

  this.$dispatch('eventClick', event, jsEvent, pos)
  

  • event is an Event object hold the event's information

  • jsEvent holds the native javascript event

  • pos is the relative coordinates of fc

• dayClick : fc dispatch it when you click a day slot.

  this.$dispatch('eventClick', day, jsEvent)
  

  • day is a Date Object of the day you click

  • jsEvent holds the native javascript event

• moreClick : fc dispatch it when you click a more button

slots

You will be able to register your own stuff by using slots

• fc-header-left : top left area

• fc-header-right : top right area. In my case, I added a filter menu there

• fc-body-card : inside the body area, usually working with EventClick, to display a event detail

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