AndrewJBateman / ionic-angular-calendar

:clipboard: Ionic app to drag & drop items, tutorial code from Jameson Saunders of JamiBot.

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⚑ Ionic Angular Calendar

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πŸ“„ Table of contents

πŸ“š General info

  • Uses the ionic2-calendar package to display events input by the user.
  • This app is set up to use a Google Firebase backend to store calender entries.

πŸ“· Screenshots

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πŸ“Ά Technologies

πŸ’Ύ Setup

  • Create a Google Firebase database and add access credentials to environment.ts
  • To start the server on localhost://8100 type: 'ionic serve'
  • To start the server on a mobile using Ionic devapp and connected via wifi, type: 'ionic serve --devapp'
  • The Ionic DevApp was installed on an Android device from the Google Play app store.

πŸ’» Code Examples

  • function to add a new event - including start and end time. Title is derived from seconds and is intended to create semi-random data.
  addNewEvent() {
    const start = this.selectedDate;
    const end = this.selectedDate;
    end.setMinutes(end.getMinutes() + 60);

    const event = {
      title: 'Event #' + start.getMinutes(),
      startTime: start,
      endTime: end,
      allDay: false
    };

    this.db.collection('events').add(event);
  }

πŸ†’ Features

  • Google Firebase storage of calendar events. Data is retrieved from Firebase in the constructor function at the beginning of the page lifecycle.
  • Calender date format can be changed using options from the ionic2-calender.

πŸ“‹ Status & To-do list

  • Status: Working
  • To-do: A lot more complexity can be added to this calendar app. The option to change the view from day to week to month would be useful - as shown in the demo project.

πŸ‘ Inspiration

πŸ“ License

  • N/A

βœ‰οΈ Contact

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