React-Calendar

Ultimate calendar for your React app.

• Pick days, months, years, or even decades
• Supports range selection
• Supports virtually any language
• No moment.js needed

tl;dr

• Install by executing npm install react-calendar or yarn add react-calendar.
• Import by adding import Calendar from 'react-calendar'.
• Use by adding <Calendar />. Use onChange prop for getting new values.

Demo

Minimal demo page is included in sample directory.

Online demo is also available!

Getting started

Compatibility

Your project needs to use React 15.5 or later.

React-Calendar uses modern web technologies. That's why it's so fast, lightweight and easy to style. This, however, comes at a cost of supporting only modern browsers.

Legacy browsers

If you need to support legacy browsers like Internet Explorer 10, you will need to use Intl.js or another Intl polyfill along with React-Calendar.

Installation

Add React-Calendar to your project by executing npm install react-calendar or yarn add react-calendar.

Usage

Here's an example of basic usage:

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Calendar from 'react-calendar';

class MyApp extends Component {
  state = {
    date: new Date(),
  }

  onChange = date => this.setState({ date })

  render() {
    return (
      <div>
        <Calendar
          onChange={this.onChange}
          value={this.state.date}
        />
      </div>
    );
  }
}

Check the sample directory in this repository for a full working example. For more examples and more advanced use cases, check Recipes in React-Calendar Wiki.

Custom styling

If you don't want to use default React-Calendar styling to build upon it, you can import React-Calendar by using import Calendar from 'react-calendar/dist/entry.nostyle'; instead.

User guide

Calendar

Displays a complete, interactive calendar.

Props

Prop name	Description	Example values
activeStartDate	The beginning of a period that shall be displayed by default when no value is given. Defaults to today.	new Date(2017, 0, 1)
calendarType	Defines which type of calendar should be used. Can be "ISO 8601", "US", "Arabic", or "Hebrew". Defaults to a calendar most commonly used in specific locale. Setting to "US" or "Hebrew" will change the first day of the week to Sunday. Setting to "Arabic" will change the first day of the week to Saturday. Setting to "Arabic" or "Hebrew" will make weekends appear on Friday to Saturday.	"ISO 8601"
className	Defines class name(s) that will be added along with "react-calendar" to the main React-Calendar <div> element.	String: "class1 class2" Array of strings: ["class1", "class2 class3"]
formatMonth	Function called to override default formatting of month names. Can be used to use your own formatting function.	(locale, date) => formatDate(date, 'MMM')
formatMonthYear	Function called to override default formatting of month and year in the top navigation section. Can be used to use your own formatting function.	(locale, date) => formatDate(date, 'MMMM YYYY')
formatShortWeekday	Function called to override default formatting of weekday names. Can be used to use your own formatting function.	(locale, date) => formatDate(date, 'dd')
locale	Defines which locale should be used by the calendar. Can be any IETF language tag. Defaults to user's browser settings.	"hu-HU"
maxDate	Defines maximum date that the user can select. Periods partially overlapped by maxDate will also be selectable, although react-calendar will ensure that no later date is selected.	Date: new Date()
maxDetail	Defines the most detailed view that the user shall see. View defined here also becomes the one on which clicking an item will select a date and pass it to onChange. Can be "month", "year", "decade" or "century". Defaults to "month".	"month"
minDate	Defines minimum date that the user can select. Periods partially overlapped by minDate will also be selectable, although react-calendar will ensure that no earlier date is selected.	Date: new Date()
minDetail	Defines the least detailed view that the user shall see. Can be "month", "year", "decade" or "century". Defaults to "century".	"century"
navigationLabel	Defines the content of a label rendered on calendar navigation bar.	({ date, view, label }) => `Current view: ${view}, date: ${date.toLocaleDateString()}`
nextLabel	Defines the content of the "next" button on the navigation pane. Defaults to "›".	String: "›" React element: <NextIcon />
next2Label	Defines the content of the "next on higher level" button on the navigation pane. Defaults to "»".	String: "»" React element: <DoubleNextIcon />
onActiveDateChange	Function called when the user navigates from one view to another using previous/next button.	({ activeStartDate, view }) => alert('Changed view to: ', activeStartDate, view)
onChange	Function called when the user clicks an item (day on month view, month on year view and so on) on the most detailed view available.	(value) => alert('New date is: ', value)
onClickDay	Function called when the user clicks a day.	(value) => alert('Clicked day: ', value)
onClickDecade	Function called when the user clicks a decade.	(value) => alert('Clicked decade: ', value)
onClickMonth	Function called when the user clicks a month.	(value) => alert('Clicked month: ', value)
onClickWeekNumber	Function called when the user clicks a week number.	(weekNumber, date) => alert('Clicked week: ', weekNumber, 'that starts on: ', date)
onClickYear	Function called when the user clicks a year.	(value) => alert('Clicked year: ', value)
onDrillDown	Function called when the user drills down by clicking a tile.	({ activeStartDate, view }) => alert('Drilled down to: ', activeStartDate, view)
onDrillUp	Function called when the user drills up by clicking drill up button.	({ activeStartDate, view }) => alert('Drilled up to: ', activeStartDate, view)
prevLabel	Defines the content of the "previous" button on the navigation pane. Defaults to "‹".	String: "‹" React element: <PreviousIcon />
prev2Label	Defines the content of the "previous on higher level" button on the navigation pane. Defaults to "«".	String: "«" React element: <DoublePreviousIcon />
returnValue	Defines which dates shall be passed by the calendar to the onChange function and onClick{Period} functions. Can be "start", "end" or "range". The latter will cause an array with start and end values to be passed. Defaults to "start".	"range"
showNavigation	Defines whether a navigation bar with arrows and title shall be rendered. Defaults to true.	false
showFixedNumberOfWeeks	Defines whether to always show fixed number of weeks (6). Forces showNeighboringMonth prop to be true. Defaults to false.	true
showNeighboringMonth	Defines whether days from previous or next month shall be rendered if the month doesn't start on the first day of the week or doesn't end on the last day of the week, respectively. Defaults to true.	false
selectRange	Defines whether the user shall select two dates forming a range instead of just one. Note: This feature will make React-Calendar return array with two dates regardless of returnValue setting. Defaults to false.	true
showWeekNumbers	Defines whether week numbers shall be shown at the left of MonthView or not. Defaults to false.	true
tileClassName	Defines class name(s) that will be applied to a given calendar item (day on month view, month on year view and so on).	String: "class1 class2" Array of strings: ["class1", "class2 class3"] Function: ({ date, view }) => view === 'month' && date.getDay() === 3 ? 'wednesday' : null
tileContent	Allows to render custom content within a given calendar item (day on month view, month on year view and so on).	String: "Sample" React element: <TileContent /> Function: ({ date, view }) => view === 'month' && date.getDay() === 0 ? <p>It's Sunday!</p> : null
tileDisabled	Pass a function to determine if a certain day should be displayed as disabled.	Function: ({activeStartDate, date, view }) => date.getDay() === 0
value	Defines the value of the calendar.	Date: new Date() An array of dates: [new Date(2017, 0, 1), new Date(2017, 7, 1)]
view	Determines which calendar view shall be opened initially. Does not disable navigation. Can be "month", "year", "decade" or "century". Defaults to the most detailed view allowed.	"year"

MonthView, YearView, DecadeView, CenturyView

Displays a given month, year, decade and a century, respectively.

Props

Prop name	Description	Example values
activeStartDate	The beginning of a period that shall be displayed.	new Date(2017, 0, 1)
hover	The date over which the user is hovering.	new Date(2017, 0, 1)
maxDate	Defines maximum date that the user can select. Periods partially overlapped by maxDate will also be selectable, although react-calendar will ensure that no later date is selected.	Date: new Date()
minDate	Defines minimum date that the user can select. Periods partially overlapped by minDate will also be selectable, although react-calendar will ensure that no earlier date is selected.	Date: new Date()
onClick	Function called when the user clicks an item (day on month view, month on year view and so on).	(value) => alert('New date is: ', value)
tileClassName	Defines class name(s) that will be applied to a given calendar item (day on month view, month on year view and so on).	String: "class1 class2" Array of strings: ["class1", "class2 class3"] Function: ({ date, view }) => view === 'month' && date.getDay() === 3 ? 'saturday' : null
tileContent	Allows to render custom content within a given item (day on month view, month on year view and so on). Note: For tiles with custom content you might want to set fixed height of react-calendar__tile to ensure consistent layout.	({ date, view }) => view === 'month' && date.getDay() === 0 ? <p>It's Sunday!</p> : null
value	Defines the value of the calendar.	Date: new Date() An array of dates: [new Date(2017, 0, 1), new Date(2017, 7, 1)] String: 2017-01-01 An array of strings: ['2017-01-01', '2017-08-01']

License

The MIT License.

Author

Wojciech Maj [email protected] http://wojtekmaj.pl

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