Kalendar: A Kotlin repository from rrsaikat

Kalendar - An Elementary Compose Calendar.

This is a calendar to integrate Calendar with Custom design in your jetpack compose project.You can also add list of events for your days. Made with ❤️ for Android Developers by Himanshu

Introduction

With Compose getting the attention, it was about time to have its own Calendar. Kalendar is all about it with the customization and design.

Implementation

Gradle setup

In build.gradle of app module, include this dependency

dependencies {
  implementation("com.himanshoe:kalendar:1.0.0-RC5")
}

If you want to use scrolling calendar from current month use kalendar-endlos. In build.gradle of app module, include this dependency

dependencies {
    implementation("com.himanshoe:kalendar-endlos:1.0.0-RC5")
}

Usage

1. Setup the Kalendar

If you are using, the `kalendar` package use,

    Kalendar(kalendarType = KalendarType.Firey(), onCurrentDayClick = { day, event ->
    //handle the date click listener                                                       
}, errorMessage = {
    //Handle the error if any
})

OR, if you are using `kalendar-endloss` module use,

    Kalendar(onCurrentDayClick = { day, event ->
    //handle the date click listener                                                       
}, errorMessage = {
    //Handle the error if any
})

In onCurrentDayClick you will get a LocalDate and KalendarEvent?.

Here, you can also pass optional params:

List: It lets you pass a list of all events in KalendarEvent format.
KalendarKonfig : It lets you set the configuration for Kalendar.
KalendarStyle : It lets you setup the design of Kalendar.
LocalDate : the by default selection where the KalendarSelector is placed.

2. Pass KalendarType

You need to pass the KalendarType with its value in the constructor. It has two values Firey and Ocenic. Firey repesents the MonthView like:

and Ocenic represents the Week View.

3. KalendarKonfig

By default it takes the initial values added to it.

data class KalendarKonfig(
    val yearRange: YearRange = YearRange(),
)

where,

YearRange takes value min to max for years in Int

4. KalendarStyle

You can customize you calendar by editing the params in KalendarStyle which looks like,

data class KalendarStyle(
    val kalendarBackgroundColor: Color? = null,
    val kalendarColor: Color? = null,
    val kalendarSelector: KalendarSelector = KalendarSelector.Circle(),
    val hasRadius: Boolean = true,
    val elevation: Dp = if (hasRadius) Grid.One else Grid.Zero,
    val shape: Shape = ButtomCurvedShape,
)

Here, if you have to design and change the selector shape and color you need to configure the KalendarSelector to the Shape. The options here are, Circle, Rounded, Dot and Square.

5. KalendarSelector

sealed class KalendarSelector(
    val shape: Shape,
    val selectedColor: Color,
    val defaultColor: Color,
    val todayColor: Color,
    val selectedTextColor: Color,
    val defaultTextColor: Color,
    val eventTextColor: Color
)

Here the KalendarSelector has 4 different shapes with default colors. If you want to set your custom color you can pass the shape and your desired color set like,

KalendarSelector.Circle(
    // Colors set based on above variables
)

6. KalendarEvent

You can also add list of KalendarEvent which can be used to list the event for the specific day. KalendarEvent looks like,

data class KalendarEvent(
    val date: LocalDate,
    val eventName: String,
    val eventDescription: String? = null,
    val eventType: EventType = EventType.Event,
)

Here,

date: The Localdate on which the event is recorded
eventName: Pass a name for the event.
eventDescription: Pass a description for the event.
eventType : Pass the type of event, possible values under enum EventType { Goal, Reminder, Task, Event }

If the event is marked it looks like,

Here, 10 Jan 2022 is an event on the calendar and you verify it on onCurrentDayClick

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