CalenderEvent

This is the simple library of calender, where you can set event on specific date. And this calender you can customize all section.

For this version we are not set any off or holiday We will add in next version. So this library is simple to use.

Sample

Following instructions you have to follow to use Expandable Card view

Root Gradle

 allprojects {
repositories {
...
maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}
}

App Gradle:

dependencies {
implementation 'com.github.mahimrocky:EventCalender:v1.0.0'
}

XML Section

<com.skyhope.eventcalenderlibrary.CalenderEvent
android:id="@+id/calender_event"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent" /></android.support.constraint.ConstraintLayout>

By below options you can change or customize the view

Attributes	Purpose
app:selector_color	To change Selector color
app:current_month_day_color	To change current month days color
app:off_month_day_colorr	To change off month days color
app:week_name_color	To change week name color (sun,mon etc)
app:month_colorn	To change month title color
app:next_icon	To change next month icon
app:previous_icon	To change previous month icon
app:app:calender_background	To change total calender background color
app:selected_day_text_color	To selected day text color

How to set event?

CalenderEvent calenderEvent = findViewById(R.id.calender_event);
Event event = new Event(calendar.getTimeInMillis(), "Test");
// to set desire day time milli second in first parameter
//or you set color for each event
Event event = new Event(calendar.getTimeInMillis(), "Test",Color.RED);
calenderEvent.addEvent(event);

for remove event you can call

 calenderEvent.removeEvent(event);

for each item click get all date or event. Below section you will get event,time,date. Remember dayContainerModel.getEvent() give you null if you don`t set any event so check dayContainerModel.isHaveEvent()

 calenderEvent.initCalderItemClickCallback(new CalenderDayClickListener() {
@Override
public void onGetDay(DayContainerModel dayContainerModel) {
Log.d(TAG, dayContainerModel.getDate());
}
});

Happy Coding