In a digital era where scheduling and time management are quintessential, having a reliable and customizable calendar view in your application can significantly enhance user experience. The open-source Flutter library, TKCalendarView, developed by tk4212, emerges as a valuable resource for developers looking to incorporate a calendar view in their Flutter applications.
TKCalendarView offers a plethora of features:
- Versatile Calendar Styles: It provides a variety of calendar styles to ensure a seamless fit into your app's design.
- Customizable Calendar Attributes: Tailor the calendar's attributes to meet your specific requirements.
Incorporating TKCalendarView into your Flutter application is straightforward. Simply import the tkcalendarview
module as shown below:
dependencies:
tkcalendarview: ^1.0.0
The snippet below demonstrates how effortlessly TKCalendarView can be employed to create a calendar view:
// ...rest of the code
TKCalendarView(
// Calendar style
style: TKCalendarStyle.week,
// Calendar date range
range: DateRange(
start: DateTime.now(),
end: DateTime.now().add(Duration(days: 30)),
),
// Calendar events
events: [
// Event 1
Event(
date: DateTime.now(),
title: 'Birthday',
color: Colors.red,
),
// Event 2
Event(
date: DateTime.now().add(Duration(days: 1)),
title: 'Date',
color: Colors.green,
),
],
// Calendar date selected event
onDateSelected: (date) {
// Handle date selected event
},
)
// ...rest of the code
In this example, a week view style calendar is displayed with a date range of the current date to 30 days hence. Two events, a birthday and a date, are also marked on the calendar.
Beyond its primary features, TKCalendarView extends its offering with additional functionalities:
- Customizable Calendar Header: Modify the calendar's header to your liking.
- Customizable Calendar Date Format: Adjust the date format to suit your needs.
// Custom Calendar Header
TKCalendarView(
// Custom calendar header
header: Header(
title: Text('Custom Calendar Header'),
),
// ...rest of the code
)
// Custom Calendar Date Format
TKCalendarView(
// Custom calendar date format
dateFormat: 'yyyy-MM-dd',
// ...rest of the code
)