Cross-platform gcal/outlook like calendar component for React Native.

It's a hard task to debug this library on three platforms. I usually develop with the Web version first, then confirm its functionality with real devices. My PC is Linux and my phone is Android, so on Android it is easy to test, but to debug on iOS, I have to bring my Macbook Pro from my garage and connect my wife's iPhone and test it. Every time I launch my MacBook Pro, it requires updating Xcode or even performing a full system update.. It takes so long time to start debug. As React Native works on iOS better than Android, I always sometimes skip testing it, so there should be a bug on iOS. If you help me debug it, I would much appreciate!

Components Demo

• Cross Platform: Runs on the Web, iOS, Android with the power of React
• Type-safe: Fully written in TypeScript
• Customizable: Able to provide your own theme, and pass your component to render.
• Lightweight: ~9KB (min + gzip), dependency is dayjs and calendarize

npm install --save react-native-big-calendar

Or if you use Yarn:

yarn add react-native-big-calendar

Please ensure peer dependencies are installed.

npm install react react-native

If you use TypeScript ensure @types/react and @types/react-native is installed. react-native-big-calendar internally uses them.

npm install --save-dev @types/react @types/react-native

If you are using this module on the Web, please install react-native-web.

npm install react-native-web

If you are using Create React App, you are ready to go 🎉

For more details, please refer to the official react-native-web installation guide.

https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web

import { Calendar } from 'react-native-big-calendar'

const events = [
  {
    title: 'Meeting',
    start: new Date(2020, 1, 11, 10, 0),
    end: new Date(2020, 1, 11, 10, 30),
  },
  {
    title: 'Coffee break',
    start: new Date(2020, 1, 11, 15, 45),
    end: new Date(2020, 1, 11, 16, 30),
  },
]

function App() {
  return <Calendar events={events} height={600} />
}

Summary

export interface CalendarProps<T extends ICalendarEventBase> {
  events: T
  height: number
  overlapOffset?: number
  hourRowHeight?: number
  ampm?: boolean
  date?: Date
  eventCellStyle?: EventCellStyle<T>
  calendarContainerStyle?: ViewStyle
  headerContainerStyle?: ViewStyle
  bodyContainerStyle?: ViewStyle
  renderEvent?: (
    event: T,
    touchableOpacityProps: CalendarTouchableOpacityProps,
  ) => ReactElement | null
  renderHeader?: React.ComponentType<CalendarHeaderProps<T> & { mode: Mode }>
  renderHeaderForMonthView?: React.ComponentType<CalendarHeaderForMonthViewProps>
  locale?: string
  hideNowIndicator?: boolean
  mode?: Mode
  scrollOffsetMinutes?: number
  showTime?: boolean
  swipeEnabled?: boolean
  weekStartsOn?: WeekNum
  weekEndsOn?: WeekNum
  onChangeDate?: DateRangeHandler
  onPressCell?: (date: Date) => void
  onPressDateHeader?: (date: Date) => void
  onPressEvent?: (event: ICalendarEvent<T>) => void
  eventMinHeightForMonthView?: number
  activeDate?: Date
  moreLabel?: string
  showAdjacentMonths?: boolean
  sortedMonthView?: boolean
  showVerticalScrollIndicator?: boolean
}

<Calendar /> Props are:

type EventRenderer<T> = (
  event: ICalendarEvent<T>,
  touchableOpacityProps: CalendarTouchableOpacityProps,
) => ReactElement | null

For more information, see Storybook

interface ICalendarEventBase {
  start: Date
  end: Date
  title: string
  children?: ReactElement | null
  disabled?: boolean
}

All day events should start and end on 0 in hour, minutes, and seconds (T00:00:00). For example:

{
    title: 'all day event',
    start: "2021-12-24T00:00:00.000Z",
    end: "2021-12-24T00:00:00.000Z", // same date as `start`
}

You can specify custom event render function which receives the calculated TouchableOpacity prop and event.

• The function renderEvent must return a ReactElement.
• The component should be wrapped inside a TouchableOpacity or any DOM element which accepts positioning and click events (onPress, ...).

export interface MyCustomEventType {
  color: string
}

const renderEvent = <T extends ICalendarEventBase>(
  event: T,
  touchableOpacityProps: CalendarTouchableOpacityProps,
) => (
  <TouchableOpacity {...touchableOpacityProps}>
    <Text>{`My custom event: ${event.title} with a color: ${event.color}`}</Text>
  </TouchableOpacity>
)

<Calendar renderEvent={renderEvent} />

Your events can contain a prop children An example can be found here.

const eventNotes = useMemo(
  () => (
    <View style={{ marginTop: 3 }}>
      <Text style={{ fontSize: 10, color: 'white' }}> Phone number: 555-123-4567 </Text>
      <Text style={{ fontSize: 10, color: 'white' }}> Arrive 15 minutes early </Text>
    </View>
  ),
  [],
)

export const myEvents: ICalendarEventBase[] = [
  {
    title: 'Custom reminder',
    start: dayjs().set('hour', 16).set('minute', 0).toDate(),
    end: dayjs().set('hour', 17).set('minute', 0).toDate(),
    children: eventNotes,
  },
]

You can customize the calendar by passing the theme prop. theme should be like this interface partially:

export interface Palette {
  main: string
  contrastText: string
}

export type Typography = Pick<
  TextStyle,
  'fontFamily' | 'fontWeight' | 'fontSize' | 'lineHeight' | 'letterSpacing' | 'textAlign'
>

export interface ThemeInterface {
  palette: {
    primary: Palette
    nowIndicator: string
    gray: {
      100: string
      200: string
      300: string
      500: string
      800: string
    }
    moreLabel: string
  }
  isRTL: boolean
  typography: {
    fontFamily?: string
    xs: Typography
    sm: Typography
    xl: Typography
    moreLabel: Typography
  }
  eventCellOverlappings: readonly Palette[]
  moreLabel: TextStyle
}

For example:

const darkTheme = {
  palette: {
    primary: {
      main: '#6185d0',
      contrastText: '#000',
    },
    gray: {
      '100': '#333',
      '200': '#666',
      '300': '#888',
      '500': '#aaa',
      '800': '#ccc',
    },
  },
}

<Calendar
  height={SCREEN_HEIGHT}
  theme={darkTheme}
/>

Please specity your locale via locale prop and import day.js locale file:

import 'dayjs/locale/ja'

<Calendar
  locale="ja"
  {/* ... */}
/>

You can find your dayjs locale here:

https://github.com/iamkun/dayjs/tree/dev/src/locale

We create and cache a dictionary keyed by date with all the events properties plus the overlapping counting:

{
    [YYYY-MM-DD]: [
        {
            ...all event information,
            overlapPosition: int
            overlapCount: int
        }
    ]
}

When an event spans multiple days, we create a new event for each day it spans. For example, an event that starts on 2021-05-01 and ends on 2021-05-03 will be represented as 3 events, one for each day with the following time props:

--- First day
2021-05-01: {
   ...other data
   start: event start datetime
   end: current day midnight
}
-- All the intermediate days:
2021-05-02: {
   ...other data
   start: previous day midnight
   end: current day midnight
}
-- Final day
2021-05-03: {
   ...other data
   start: previous day midnight
   end: event start datetime
}

Optimised renderer get each event from the dictionary and render them without adding any extra logic like filtering or sorting.

You can build the dictionary by yourself and send it to the library through the prop enrichedEventsByDate.

This is specially useful for example when you want to build the dictionary in a background job.

After checking this repo, please run:

yarn install
yarn sync-rndemo
cd rndemo
yarn install

Start React Native development server in the demo directory:

cd rndemo
yarn start

Then, open another terminal and run:

# For ios
pod install
yarn ios

# For Android
yarn android

Every time you modify code of this library, you should run the following command in the root directory:

yarn sync-rndemo

If you are using this library, please send a PR to add your organization!

First, thank you for your interest in this project. As this library is getting famous, lots of people are requesting features they need. I would like to respond all of them as possible, but there are limited hours I'm working on this. To be a full-time open sourcer and make this project sustainable, I've decided to add the enterprise support.

Enterprise customers are able to obtain:

• Full customization like colors, logos, images, and more.
• Priority response and development.
• Consultancy for React, TypeScript, and React Native application.

Note that some Enterprise features will be merged to the OSS version too.

If you are interested in those features, please send an email to: ketsume0211@gmail.com

I'm a freelance software engineer specialized in React, React Native and TypeScript. Also available for GraphQL and RDB backend, and Node.JS applications.

If you are interested in hiring me, please send an email to: ketsume0211@gmail.com

I'm based in Japan (by the beautiful sea), so a remote contract job is especially welcome.