• That project support base calendar directive with Month, Week, Day views that can easy to integrate with your mobile app.

• It's just for fun and expose a part my research on calendar processing with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, iCalendar, etc.

• Some source in that library should be easy to apply but maybe hard to extends to adapt on what you need. It's a message for user want developer extend that library and think about it does 80% work. The rest, 20% hardest things for your developer so should play nice. :D

Read more about source code, class used in this repository.

# Clone the repository into xmobe/ui folder
npm install ionic2-calendar2 --save

# app.module.ts
import { CalendarModule } from 'ionic2-calendar2';
imports: [
    CalendarModule,
]

# *.html
<calendar></calendar>

• Flex base UI (not table).
• Expose date object directly for later use.
• You can config moment locale from outside to localize calendar information.

• will update with (50 stars)

• will update with (150 stars)

• Not directive or reusable component yet. (updated 5th Aug 2016)
• Configuration
• Swipe to change Month, Week, Day view
• npm install and use directly

cli packages: (/usr/local/lib/node_modules)

@ionic/cli-utils  : 1.19.0
ionic (Ionic CLI) : 3.19.0

System:

Node : v8.4.0
npm  : 5.5.1 
OS   : macOS Sierra

Misc:

backend : pro

# lack moment
npm install moment --save
# lack next previous month buttons
npm install font-awesome --save
# Oganize font-awesome resources in your ionic2 project to meet your desire.
project-root-folder
  ├─ src                         
  |  └─ assets                   
  |     ├─ fonts    
  |     └─ font-awesome              
  └─ ...
       

• Quang Anh LE (Arkay Lee)

• 26th Nov 2017: update dependencies angular 5.0.0, ionic 3.9.2
• 17th Nov 2017: update dependencies Common Errors
• 31th Oct 2017: update dependencies angular 4.4.4, ionic 3.8
• 23th Oct 2017: update dependencies log4js, angular 4.3.1
• 20th Oct 2017: update new source base 0.1.3, new UI look n feel
• 18th Nov 2016: update npm version 0.0.1
• 6th Aug 2016: update template.

Thank Kenneth Hou for an inspired calendar style https://dribbble.com/shots/1269664-Calendar-Screen.