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| Element Name | Latest Version (Bower) | Npm version | Build Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| pf-calendar |  |
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First, make sure you have the Polymer CLI installed. Then run polymer serve to serve your application locally.
<pf-calendar></pf-calendar> makes use of two other components together to give you control over customizing the UI of the calendar and also to be able to customize the backend data for the calendar. To supply the data for the calendar this element makes use of Firebase as a backend.
For referrence please see both of our other custom elements
<pf-calendar-events></pf-calendar-events> for the UI and <pf-calendar-events-data></pf-calendar-events-data> for manipulating the backend data in Firebase.
This custom element can be customized in a number of ways
By default you have two general options
a. material-calendar
b. classic-calendar
Once you decide you general look and feel then you can further customize the details, e.g. if you chose a Material Design look and feel and you want to change the width, hight, color etc. you can do that with the provided API.
<pf-calendar-events
calendarstyle="material-calendar"
data='[
{ "eventName": "Lunch Meeting w/ Mark", "calendar": "Work", "color": "orange","date":"1491322091394" },
{ "eventName": "Giants vs Packers", "calendar": "sport", "color": "blue","date":"1499185140000" },
{ "eventName": "Soccer", "calendar": "sport", "color": "blue","date":"1491581940000" },
{ "eventName": "Public Holiday", "calendar": "holiday", "color": "green","date":"1494173940000" }]'
>
</pf-calendar-events> <pf-calendar-events
calendarstyle="classic-calendar"
data='[
{ "eventName": "Lunch Meeting w/ Mark", "calendar": "Work", "color": "orange","date":"1491322091394" },
{ "eventName": "Giants vs Packers", "calendar": "sport", "color": "blue","date":"1499185140000" },
{ "eventName": "Soccer", "calendar": "sport", "color": "blue","date":"1491581940000" },
{ "eventName": "Public Holiday", "calendar": "holiday", "color": "green","date":"1494173940000" }]'
>
</pf-calendar-events>default value of 'calendarstyle' is 'material-calendar'
You can define different types of calendar events (appointments, meetings, reminders, etc). e.g. you can define a "Sports" Calendar "Office Meeting" calendar, "Birthday Reminders" calendar. Distinct type of categories will appear in different colors.
Buttons / icons are provided to enable Adding, deleting or updating an event (meeting, reminder, appointment etc) Material based button and icons are provided to enable these operations. For firebase events data, please see our firebase element
Of course if you cannot provide you own data then why even use a third party component, and you need events as well to notify you of the user interaction with the calendar
This custom element provides you two generic ways that again can be further customized
a. Data Through firebase custom element (Please see our firebase custom element that can be combined with this element to enable your data interaction from firebase
b. By providing an array of data. (Calendar events, appointments, meetings, reminders etc.)
Our custom element provides a way to hook your CRUD operations into our calendar, it provides a number of API hooks/events to notify you about an operation that is performed on a certain event.
| Custom Event | Description |
|---|---|
event-add |
Add event retuns current selected date ('e.detail.date'), fired when user press add event button |
event-edit |
Edit event retuns event ('e.detail.event'),fired when user press edit event button |
event-delete |
Delete event retuns event ('e.detail.event'),fired when user press delete event button |
event-select |
Event Select retuns event ('e.detail.event'),fired when user click on any event |
date-select |
Date Select retuns seleted date and events of date ('e.detail.date'and'e.detail.events'),fired when user click on any event |
The following methods are available for crude events operation:
| Methods | Description |
|---|---|
addNewEvent(event) |
Take event object and add as a into firebase |
updateEvent(key,event) |
Take firebase data ref key and updated event object , update the given ref key node |
deleteEvent(key) |
Take record ref key and delete that event |
<pf-calendar-events
data='[
{ "eventName": "Lunch Meeting w/ Mark", "calendar": "Work", "color": "orange","date":"1491322091394" },
{ "eventName": "Giants vs Packers", "calendar": "sport", "color": "blue","date":"1499185140000" },
{ "eventName": "Soccer", "calendar": "sport", "color": "blue","date":"1491581940000" },
{ "eventName": "Public Holiday", "calendar": "holiday", "color": "green","date":"1494173940000" }]'
>
</pf-calendar-events>The following custom properties and mixins are available for styling:
| Custom property | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--pf-calendar-bg-color |
Calendar background | #4A4A4A |
--pf-calendar-width |
Calendar Width | 420px |
--pf-calendar-height |
Calendar Height | 570px |
--pf-calendar-header-background |
Calendar Header Background | rgba(66, 66, 66, 1) |
--pf-calendar-header-height |
Calendar Header height | 50px |
--pf-calendar-month-title-font-size |
Font size of month on header | 20px |
--pf-calendar-month-title-line-height |
Calendar Header title line Height | rgba(66, 66, 66, 1) |
--pf-calendar-header-left-arrow-color |
Previous Month arrow color | rgba(160, 159, 160, 1) |
--pf-calendar-header-right-arrow-color |
Next Month arrow color | rgba(160, 159, 160, 1) |
--pf-calendar-month-title-color |
Month Title color | #000 |
--pf-calendar-week-bg |
Background color of week | #4A4A4A |
--pf-calendar-day-bg |
Day Background | #4A4A4A |
--pf-calendar-day-color |
color of date | #000 |
--pf-calendar-other-day-color |
color of previous and next month date | rgba(255, 255, 255, .3) |
--pf-calendar-today-color |
Current date Color | rgba(156` 202, 235, 1) |
--pf-calendar-selected-date-bg |
Selected Date Background color | #000 |
--pf-calendar-selected-date-color |
Selected Date color | #fff |
--pf-calendar-day-name-color |
Name of Day color e.g(MON,TUE,WED) | rgba(255` 255, 255, .5) |
--pf-calendar-event-detail-bg |
Event box background | rgba(164, 164, 164, 1) |
--pf-calendar-event-color |
color of label "Event" | #000 |
| `--pf-calendar-addevent-button-bg-color' | Add Event Button color | rgba(164, 164, 164, 1) |
--pf-calendar-addevent-button-text-color |
Add Event text color | #fff |
--pf-calendar-addevent-button-hover-color |
Add event button hover color | rgba(170, 170, 170, 1) |
--pf-calendar-addbutton-disply |
to hide button set "none" | inline-block |
--pf-calendar-deletebutton-disply |
to hide button set "none" | inline |
--pf-calendar-editbutton-disply |
to hide button set "none" | inline |
--pf-calendar-legend-bg |
Background color of legend bar | rgba(60, 60, 60, 1) |
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