A quick-start example to help you to interact with the event calendar cell when appointments are loaded in the Flutter Calendar.
Using cellEndPadding, you can add padding to the right end of a cell in the Flutter Event Calendar to interact when the calendar cells have appointments. Then Assign the value to the calendar's cellEndPadding property, and then use the calendar's onTap callback to display the tapped details, whether it's a calendar cell or an appointment.
To run this application, you need to first clone or download the ‘create a flutter maps widget in 10 minutes’ repository and open it in your preferred IDE. Then, build and run your project to view the output.
For more help, check the Syncfusion Flutter documentation, Flutter documentation.