Customizable Event Calendar Plugin For jQuery - Calendar.js

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Customizable Event Calendar Plugin For jQuery - Calendar.js

Calendar.js is a highly customizable jQuery event calendar plugin which lets you create, schedule, and display dynamic or static events on a year, month, week or day view.

Basic usage:

1. Load the following JavaScript and CSS files into the document and we're ready to go.

<script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="jquery.calendar.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="jquery.calendar.css">

2. Create a container in which you want to render the event calendar.

<div id="calendar"></div>

3. Initialize the event calendar plugin and create your own events in the JavaScript as these:

$('#calendar').cal({

  events : [
    {
      uid   : 1,
      begins  : $.cal.date().addDays(2).format('Y-m-d')+' 10:10:00',
      ends  : $.cal.date().addDays(2).format('Y-m-d')+' 12:00:00',
      color : '#dddddd',
      resource: '90',
      title : 'Done'
    },
    {
      uid   : 2,
      begins  : $.cal.date().addDays(2).format('Y-m-d')+' 12:15:00',
      ends  : $.cal.date().addDays(2).format('Y-m-d')+' 13:45:00',
      resource: '16',
      notes : 'Keepin\' it real…\n\nMan.'
    },
    {
      uid   : 3,
      begins  : $.cal.date().addDays(2).format('Y-m-d')+' 10:30:00',
      ends  : $.cal.date().addDays(2).format('Y-m-d')+' 12:15:00',
      color : 'rgb( 90, 0, 0 )',
      resource: '16',
      notes : 'The cake is a lie.'
    },
    {
      uid   : 4,
      begins  : $.cal.date().addDays(3).format('Y-m-d')+' 14:15:00',
      ends  : $.cal.date().addDays(3).format('Y-m-d')+' 16:30:00',
      resource: '17',
      notes : 'An <example> event…'
    },
    {
      uid   : 5,
      begins  : $.cal.date().addDays(4).format('Y-m-d')+' 11:30:00',
      ends  : $.cal.date().addDays(4).format('Y-m-d')+' 12:30:00',
      color : '#990066',
      notes : 'The big game'
    },
    {
      uid   : 6,
      begins  : $.cal.date().addDays(0).format('Y-m-d')+' 12:30:00',
      ends  : $.cal.date().addDays(2).format('Y-m-d')+' 8:45:00',
      resource: '17',
      notes : 'Good-O'
    }
  ]
  
});

4. The plugin also allows you to import external iCalendar (.ics) files into the calendar.

$('#calendar').cal({

  events : '/path/to/event.ics'
  
});

5. Options and defaults. These will be stored in $this.data(plugin_name).settings, and can be overwritten by having 'options' passed through as the parameter to the init method.

$('#calendar').cal({

  // Start date and days to display.

  // Defaults to new Date() if none of start month/year/monthstodisplay are defined.
  startdate   : null,     

  // Defaults to 7 if none of start month/year/monthstodisplay are defined.
  daystodisplay : null,     

  // Start month,year and months to display.
  startweek   : null,  

  // Defaults to (new Date()).getMonth()+1 if monthstodisplay or startyear are defined (we use 1-12, not 0-11).
  startmonth    : null,     

  // Defaults to (new Date()).getFullYear() if monthstodisplay or startmonth are defined.
  startyear   : null,    

  // Defaults to 1 if either of startmonth or startyear are defined.  
  monthstodisplay : null,     

  // Default colors
  defaultcolor  : '#255BA1',
  invalidcolor  : '#888888',

  // Date Masks
  maskmonthlabel      : 'l',
  maskeventlabel      : 'g:i A',
  maskeventlabeldelimiter : '', // &ndash;
  maskeventlabelend     : '', // g:i A
  maskdatelabel     : 'D, jS',
  masktimelabel     : {
    '00'  : 'g:i <\\sp\\a\\n>A<\/\\sp\\a\\n>',
    'noon'  : '\\N\\O\\O\\N'
  },

  // Either false, or an array of resources.
  resources   : false,

  // Default height and widths.
  minwidth    : 130,
  minheight   : null,
  overlapoffset : 15,

  // Start and end times for the days
  daytimestart  : '00:00:00',
  daytimeend    : '24:00:00',

  // Which day the week starts on 1-7, 1 being Sunday, 7 being Saturday.
  weekstart   : 1,

  // Other options...
  dragincrement : '15 mins',
  gridincrement : '15 mins',
  creationsize  : '15 mins',

  // Global appointment permissions
  allowcreation : 'both',   // Options, 'both', 'click', 'drag', 'none', false.
  allowmove   : false,    // Enable or disable appointment dragging/moving.
  allowresize   : false,    // Enable or disable appointment resizing.
  allowselect   : false,    // Enable or disable appointment selection.
  allowremove   : false,    // Enable or disable appointment deletion.
  allowoverlap  : false,    // Enable or disable appointment overlaps.
  allownotesedit  : false,    // Enable or disable inline notes editing.

  allowhtml   : false,    // Whether or not to allow users to embed html to appointment data

  // Easing effects
  easing      : {
    eventupdate   : 'linear',
    eventremove   : 'linear',
    eventeditin   : 'linear',
    eventeditout  : 'linear',
    datechange    : 'linear'
  },

  // appointment events.
  eventcreate   : $.noop,
  eventnotesedit  : $.noop,
  eventremove   : $.noop,
  eventselect   : $.noop,
  eventmove   : $.noop,
  eventresize   : $.noop,
  eventdraw   : $.noop,

  // day events
  dayclick    : $.noop,
  daydblclick   : $.noop,

  // Other events.
  onload      : $.noop
  
});

6. API methods.

// Date  
// Takes a date object, and returns an extended date object. 
$.cal.date( [ Date ] )  

// String  
// Takes a date object, and returns a formatted string, according to the passed mask.
$.cal.format( [ Date ] )  

// Number
// Takes two strings representing a portion of time, (E.g., '15 mins' or '2 hours' ), and returns the number of times the second increment fits inside the first.
// For example, $.cal.incrementsIn('1 hour','15 mins') returns 4.
$.cal.incrementsIn( String, String )  

This awesome jQuery plugin is developed by customd. For more Advanced Usages, please check the demo page or visit the official website.