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= event_calendar
Generates HTML event calendars
== Installation
gem install event_calendar
== Usage
=== Basic
@event_calendar = EventCalendar.new(2009, 10, :events => Event.all) puts @event_calendar.to_html
=== Options
The EventCalendar.new method accepts a hash or block of options, for example:
@event_calendar = EventCalendar.new(2009, 10, :id => 'calendar', :events => Event.all)
@event_calendar = EventCalendar.new(2009, 10) do |c| c.id = 'calendar' c.events = Event.all end
See the documentation for the EventCalendar class at http://rdoc.info/projects/shuber/event_calendar for a list of available options.
=== Assets
rake event_calendar:generate:css # Generates css for the event calendar rake event_calendar:generate:js # Generates js for the event calendar rake event_calendar:generate:sandbox # Creates a sandbox in the current working directory for testing
==== Note
The default css was built on YUI (See http://developer.yahoo.com/yui) and javascript on Prototype (See http://www.prototypejs.org).
== Note on Patches/Pull Requests
== TODO
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2009 Sean Huber. See MIT-LICENSE for details.
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