ASCalendar
  • February 7, 2024

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Installation


CocoaPods

You can use CocoaPods to install ASCalendar by adding it to your Podfile:

platform :ios, ‘8.0’
use_frameworks!
pod ‘ASCalendar’

To get the full benefits import ASCalendar wherever you import UIKit

import UIKit
import ASCalendar

Manually

  1. Download and drop /Example/Calendar folder in your project.
  2. Congratulations!

implementation :

  • To show a calendar in your current window simply add:

let calendar = ASCalendar()
calendar.showCalendarAsLayer()

  • To check what day the user has selected use the ASCalendarDelegate (like in the example):

calendar.delegate = self

func calendarSelect(day: Int, week: Int, month: Int, year: Int) {
NSLog(“%d-%d-%d (%d)”, day, month, year, week)
}

-to close the calendar the user can tap outside it (like a popover) or you can manually close it calling:

calendar.hideCalendar()

settings :

  • By defaul ASCalendar is set to give a day selection but you can also switch to week mode (in any time):

calendar.setSelectionStyle(.Week)

  • As italian I’m used to start the week with monday, but you can set to display sunday as first day in this way:

calendar.setSundayFirstWeekDay(true)
//or
calendar.setMondayFirstWeekDay(false)

  • to set a specific month-year to show, you can use at any time:

//month: 06, year: 2035
calendar.setcurrentPage(6, year: 2035)

  • you can also set a specific interval in witch the user can select a day, disabling all the other days:

//the range will start by day:15 month: 02, year: 2018
calendar.setFirstSelectableDate(15, month: 2, year: 2018)
//the upper limit of the selectable range will be day:20 month: 02, year: 2018
calendar.setLastSelectableDate(20, month: 2, year: 2018)

  • than, of course, you can set a specific day/week manually in this way:

//set day or week selected by day:13 month: 04, year: 2044
calendar.setSelectedDay(13, month: 04, year: 2044)

customisations :

  • You can customize the colors, the fonts, and set specific selection sizes of this calendar. In general the customisations functions start by “calendar.configure…”. You should customize the calendar before showing it.

func configureHeader(backgroundColor: UIColor?, textColor: UIColor?, textFont : UIFont?, separationLineColor: UIColor?)
func configureBodyHeader(backgroundColor: UIColor?, textColor: UIColor?, textFont: UIFont?, separationLineColor: UIColor?)
func configureBody(backgroundColor: UIColor?, monthTextColor: UIColor?, monthTextFont: UIFont?, separationLineColor: UIColor?)
func configureDay(selectableTextColor: UIColor?, unselectableTextColor: UIColor?, selectedTextColor: UIColor?, TextFont: UIFont?)
func configureSelections(selectionColor: UIColor?, daySelectionSize: CGFloat?, weekSelectionHeight: CGFloat?)

  • There are also 4 defaults theme you can easily set with :

calendar.theme.defaults(index)

GitHub


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