CLWeeklyCalendarView: An Objective-C repository from DigiMinagawa

#CLWeeklyCalendarView

CLWeeklyCalendarView is a scrollable weekly calendarView for iPhone. It is easy to use and customised.

Installation

Drag the CLWeeklyCalendarViewSource folder into your project.

Demo Usage

Please download all of the files in the repo and run it directly to have a look.

Initialize

Using CLWeeklyCalendarViewSource in your app will usually look as simple as this :

//Initialize
-(CLWeeklyCalendarView *)calendarView
{
    if(!_calendarView){
        _calendarView = [[CLWeeklyCalendarView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, self.view.bounds.size.width, 100)];
        _calendarView.delegate = self;
    }
    return _calendarView;
}

//Add it into parentView
[self.view addSubview:self.calendarView];

Delegate

After the date in the calendar has been selected , following delegate function will be fired

//After getting data callback
-(void)dailyCalendarViewDidSelect:(NSDate *)date
{
    //You can do any logic after the view select the date
}

You can delegate to tell the calenderView scrollTo specified date by using following delegate function

- (void)redrawToDate: (NSDate *)dt;

Customisation

**Please be aware customisation delegate function is optional, if u do not apply it, it will just fire the default value.

Using CLWeeklyCalendarViewDelegate to customise the behaviour

Following customisation key is allowed

// Keys for customize the calendar behavior
extern NSString *const CLCalendarWeekStartDay;    //The Day of weekStart from 1 - 7 - Default: 1

extern NSString *const CLCalendarDayTitleTextColor; //Day Title text color,  Mon, Tue, etc label text color

extern NSString *const CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintFormat;   //Selected Date print format,  - Default: @"EEE, d MMM yyyy"

extern NSString *const CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintColor;    //Selected Date print text color -Default: [UIColor whiteColor]

extern NSString *const CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintFontSize; //Selected Date print font size - Default : 13.f

extern NSString *const CLCalendarBackgroundImageColor;      //BackgroundImage color - Default : see applyCustomDefaults.

You need to fire below delegate function to apply your customisation

#pragma mark - CLWeeklyCalendarViewDelegate
-(NSDictionary *)CLCalendarBehaviorAttributes
{
    return @{
             CLCalendarWeekStartDay : @2, 	//Start from Tuesday every week
             CLCalendarDayTitleTextColor : [UIColor yellowColor],
             CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintColor : [UIColor greenColor],
             };
}

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