Example here: https://samderlust.github.io/calendardayview
This package is dedicated to calendar day view. While there are many calendar package out there. It seems that not many of them support Day view well. This package clearly is not a calendar replacement but rather a complement to make calendar in app better. This package aims to give user most customization they want.
Category Overflow Day View
: where day view is divided into multiple category with fixed time slot. Events can be display overflowed into different time slot but within the same category columnCategory Day View
: showing event on a day with multiple categoriesOver flow Day View
: like normal calendar where event is displayed expanded on multiple time row to indicate its durationIn Row Day View
: show all events that start in the same time gap in a rowEvent Day View
: show all events in day- Option to change start of day and end of day in day view
- Option to change time gap(duration that a single row represent) in day view.
- Option to show current time on day view as a line
- Allow user to tap on day view (ex: to create event at that specific time)
Like any other package, add the library to your pubspec.yaml dependencies:
dependencies:
calendar_day_view: <latest_version>
Then import it wherever you want to use it:
import 'package:calendar_day_view/calendar_day_view.dart';
look at example folder for all use cases
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For showing event on a day with multiple categories (ex: multiple meeting rooms, playground,...).
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Category can be add on the fly.
CalendarDayView.categoryOverflow( categories: categories, events: events, currentDate: DateTime.now(), onTileTap: addEventOnClick, timeGap: 60, columnsPerPage: 3, heightPerMin: 1, evenRowColor: Colors.white, oddRowColor: Colors.grey, headerDecoration: BoxDecoration( color: Colors.lightBlueAccent.withOpacity(.5), ), eventBuilder: (constraints, category, event) => GestureDetector( onTap: () => print(event), child: Container( constraints: constraints, decoration: BoxDecoration( color: Theme.of(context).colorScheme.primary, border: Border.all(width: .5, color: Colors.black26), ), child:<<ItemWidget>> ), ), )
- For viewing event and duration as event will be shown on multiple time point rows depends on its own duration. For this to work all [DayEvent] must have non-null
end
time.
Overflow normal | Overflow with ListView |
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renderRowAsListView: false |
renderRowAsListView: true |
CalendarDayView.overflow(
events: events,
dividerColor: Colors.black,
currentDate: DateTime.now(),
timeGap: 60,
renderRowAsListView: true,
showCurrentTimeLine: true,
showMoreOnRowButton: true,
overflowItemBuilder: (context, constraints, event) {
return <<ItemWidget>>
},
)
- For Viewing events only and their start times
CalendarDayView.eventOnly(
events: events,
eventDayViewItemBuilder: (context, event) {
return Container(
color: getRandomColor(),
height: 50,
child: Text(event.value),
);
},
);
- For viewing events that start in a same time window (15min, 30mins,...)
InRowCalendarDaCalendarDayView<String>.inRow(
events: events,
heightPerMin: 1,
showCurrentTimeLine: true,
dividerColor: Colors.black,
timeGap: 15,
currentDate: DateTime.now(),
showWithEventOnly: withEventOnly.value,
startOfDay: const TimeOfDay(hour: 00, minute: 0),
endOfDay: const TimeOfDay(hour: 22, minute: 0),
itemBuilder: (context, constraints, event) => Flexible(
child:<<ITEM WIDGET>>
),
),
If you find anything need to be improve or want to request a feature. Please go ahead and create an issue in the Github repo