CalendarListview

CalendarListview provides a easy way to select dates with a calendar for API 10+. You can find a sample that show how to add DatePickerView to your layout without customization.

Integration

The lib is available on Maven Central, you can find it with Gradle, please

dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.traex.calendarlistview:library:1.2.3'
}

Usage

Declare a DayPickerView inside your layout XML file:

  <com.andexert.calendarlistview.library.DayPickerView
         android:id="@+id/pickerView"
         xmlns:calendar="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
         android:layout_width="match_parent"
         android:layout_height="match_parent"/>

Next, you have to implement DatePickerController in your Activity or your Fragment. You will have to set getMaxYear and onDayOfMonthSelected. The first one is the max year between the current one and this maxYear. The second one is called every time user selects a new date.

    @Override
    public int getMaxYear()
    {
        return 2015;
    }
    
    @Override
    public void onDayOfMonthSelected(int year, int month, int day)
    {
        Log.e("Day Selected", day + " / " + month + " / " + year);
    }

Customization

CalendarListview is fully customizable:

app:colorCurrentDay [color def:#ff999999] --> The current day is always in bold but you can change its color
app:colorSelectedDayBackground [color def:#E75F49] --> If you click on a day, a circle indicator or a rouded rectangle indicator will be draw.
app:colorSelectedDayText [color def:#fff2f2f2] --> This is the text color of a selected day
app:colorPreviousDay [color def:#ff999999] --> In the current month you can choose to have a specific color for the past days
app:colorNormalDay [color def:#ff999999] --> Default text color for a day
app:colorMonthName [color def:#ff999999] --> Month name and year text color
app:colorDayName [color def:#ff999999] --> Day name text color
app:textSizeDay [dimension def:16sp] --> Font size for numeric day
app:textSizeMonth [dimension def:16sp] --> Font size for month name
app:textSizeDayName [dimension def:10sp] --> Font size for day name
app:headerMonthHeight [dimension def:50dip] --> Height of month name
app:drawRoundRect [boolean def:false] --> Draw a rounded rectangle for selected days instead of a circle
app:selectedDayRadius [dimension def:16dip] --> Set radius if you use default circle indicator
app:calendarHeight [dimension def:270dip] --> Height of each month/row
app:enablePreviousDay [boolean def:true] --> Enable past days in current month
app:currentDaySelected [boolean def:false] --> Select current day by default
app:firstMonth [enum def:-1] --> Start listview at the specified month
app:lastMonth [enum def:-1] --> End listview at the specified month

Contact

You can reach me at +RobinChutaux or for technical support feel free to open an issue here :)

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Flavien Laurent for his DateTimePicker.

MIT License

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    Copyright (c) 2014 Robin Chutaux
    
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