calendar {toastui}

Create an interactive calendar

Description

Build interactive calendar with the JavaScript tui-calendar library.

Usage

calendar(
  data = NULL,
  view = c("month", "week", "day"),
  defaultDate = NULL,
  useDetailPopup = TRUE,
  useCreationPopup = FALSE,
  isReadOnly = TRUE,
  navigation = FALSE,
  navOpts = navigation_options(),
  ...,
  width = NULL,
  height = NULL,
  elementId = NULL
)

Arguments

data

A data.frame with schedules data, see cal_demo_data().

view

Default view of calendar. The default value is 'week', other possible values are 'month' and 'day'.

defaultDate

Default date for displaying calendar.

useDetailPopup

Logical. Display a pop-up on click with detailed informations about schedules.

useCreationPopup

Logical. Allow user to create schedules with a pop-up.

isReadOnly

Calendar is read-only mode and a user can't create and modify any schedule. The default value is true.

navigation

Add navigation buttons to got to previous or next period, or return to 'today'.

navOpts

Options to customize buttons (only if navigation = TRUE), see navigation_options().

...

Additional arguments passed to JavaScript method.

width, height

A numeric input in pixels.

elementId

Use an explicit element ID for the widget.

Value

A calendar htmlwidget.

Note

taskView and scheduleView arguments have been moved to cal_week_options().

See Also

calendarOutput() / renderCalendar() for usage in Shiny applications.

Examples

# Default: monthly view
calendar()

# Weekly view
calendar(view = "week")

# Or only day:
calendar(view = "day")

# Add navigation buttons
calendar(navigation = TRUE)

# Add schedules data
ex_data <- cal_demo_data()
calendar(ex_data)


# By default detail popup is activated
# you can click on a schedule to view detail
calendar(useDetailPopup = TRUE) %>%
  cal_schedules(
    title = "My schedule",
    body = "Some detail about it",
    start = format(Sys.Date(), "%Y-%m-03"),
    end = format(Sys.Date(), "%Y-%m-04"),
    category = "allday"
  )

# to disable it use useDetailPopup = FALSE

# You can use HTML tags inside it:
library(htmltools)
calendar(useDetailPopup = TRUE) %>%
  cal_schedules(
    title = "My schedule",
    body = doRenderTags(tags$div(
      tags$h3("Title for my schedule"),
      tags$p(
        "Yan can write", tags$em("custom"), tags$b("HTML"),
        "in a popup !"
      ),
      tags$p(
        style = "color: firebrick;",
        "For example write in red !"
      ),
      tags$ul(
        tags$li("Or make a bullet list!"),
        tags$li("With another item"),
        tags$li("And one more")
      )
    )),
    start = format(Sys.Date(), "%Y-%m-03"),
    end = format(Sys.Date(), "%Y-%m-04"),
    category = "allday"
  )