VRCalendarView

Usage

For a working implementation, Have a look at the Sample Project - app

1. Include the library as local library project.

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

dependencies {

    compile 'com.github.VRGsoftUA:VRCalendarView:1.0.3'

}

2. Include the VRCalendarView widget in your layout.

      <com.vrgsoft.calendar.VRCalendarView
            android:id="@+id/calendar"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            app:vr_background_color="@color/colorDark"
            app:vr_calendar_day_text_size="15sp"
            app:vr_chosen_day_background_color="@color/colorGreen"
            app:vr_chosen_day_background_drawable="@drawable/background"
            app:vr_current_day_text_color="@android:color/darker_gray"
            app:vr_current_month_other_days_background_drawable="@drawable/background"
            app:vr_current_month_other_days_text_color="@color/colorAccent"
            app:vr_current_month_text_color="@android:color/darker_gray"
            app:vr_next_button="@drawable/ic_next"
            app:vr_other_month_text_color="@color/colorPrimary"
            app:vr_previous_button="@drawable/ic_previous"
            app:vr_title_text_color="@color/colorGreen"
            app:vr_week_days_color="@android:color/darker_gray" />

3. You can do same with java

        vrCalendarView.getSettings()
			      .setOtherMonthTextStyle(VRCalendarView.BOLD)
                              .setCurrentMonthBackgroundColor(Color.CYAN)
                              .updateCalendar();

or

       vrCalendarView.getSettings()
                      .setOnCalendarClickListener(this)
                      .setOnCalendarLongClickListener(this)
                      .setVRCalendarMonthCallback(this);

4. You can update all days by calling VRCalendarView.getSettings().updateCalendar();

    vrCalendarView.getSettings()
    			.setOtherMonthTextStyle(VRCalendarView.BOLD)
    			.setCurrentMonthBackgroundColor(Color.CYAN)
    			.updateCalendar();

   if VRCalendarView.getSettings().updateCalendar() is called and you want to save some custom day List getCustomizeDayView(Calendar calendar) method should be overridden getCustomizeDayView(Calendar calendar) is return all days you need to make custom. With parameter calendar you can get the year and the month to return customised days from specific month

       @Override
       public List<VrCalendarDay> getCustomizeDayView(Calendar calendar) {
           List<VrCalendarDay> vrCalendarDays = new ArrayList<>();
           VrCalendarDay today = new VrCalendarDay();
           today.setDate(new Date());
   
           VrCalendarDaySettings todaySettings = new VrCalendarDaySettings();
           todaySettings.setDayTextColor(Color.CYAN);
           today.setVrCalendarDaySettings(todaySettings);
           today.setVRCalendarCustomViewCallback(new VRCalendarCustomViewCallback() {
               @Override
               public View getNewCustomiseView() {
                   ImageView imageView = new ImageView(MainActivity.this);
                   imageView.setImageResource(R.drawable.ic_stat_name);
                   return imageView;
               }
           });
   
           vrCalendarDays.add(today);
   
           VrCalendarDay tomorrow = new VrCalendarDay();
           Date d = new Date(1513435110633L); // December 16, 2017
           tomorrow.setDate(d);
           VrCalendarDaySettings vrtomorCalendarDaySettings = new VrCalendarDaySettings();
           vrtomorCalendarDaySettings.setDayTextStyle(VRCalendarView.BOLD);
           vrtomorCalendarDaySettings.setDayBackgroundColor(ContextCompat.getColor(this, R.color.colorAccent));
           vrtomorCalendarDaySettings.setDayTextColor(ContextCompat.getColor(this, R.color.colorYellow));
           tomorrow.setVrCalendarDaySettings(vrtomorCalendarDaySettings);
   
           vrCalendarDays.add(tomorrow);
   
           return vrCalendarDays;
       }

   You can set set whatever view you want and customise it like you want if standard customisation does not fit

   Attention!!!

   View getNewCustomiseView() should always return new View. other wise it doesn't work properly

   today.setVRCalendarCustomViewCallback(new VRCalendarCustomViewCallback() {
               @Override
               public View getNewCustomiseView() {
                   ImageView imageView = new ImageView(MainActivity.this);
                   imageView.setImageResource(R.drawable.ic_stat_name);
                   return imageView;
               }
           });

   but if you need to update specific day it is better to call

       vrCalendarView.getSettings().updateCalendarDay(VrCalendarDay today, boolean hasToSelect);

   where VrCalendarDay has settings to customise specific day - hasToSelect should be false than and hasToSelect is boolean that sets specific customisation not from VrCalendarDay settings but from default settings that has attribute "chosen". Like below

   app:vr_chosen_day_background_color="@color/colorGreen"
   app:vr_chosen_day_background_drawable="@drawable/background"

   to update specific day you have to set VRCalendarDay.setDate(Date date); - it is required

     VrCalendarDay today = new VrCalendarDay();
           today.setVRCalendarCustomViewCallback(new VRCalendarCustomViewCallback() {
               @Override
               public View getNewCustomiseView() {
                   ImageView imageView = new ImageView(MainActivity.this);
                   imageView.setImageResource(R.drawable.ic_stat_name);
                   return imageView;
               }
           });
           today.setDate(day.getDate());

   Move to date with

   VrCalendarView.moveToDate(Date date);

5. There is onClick listener and onLongClick

     public interface OnCalendarLongClickListener {
         void onCalendarDayLongClick(VrCalendarDay day);
     }

   and

   public interface OnCalendarClickListener {
       void onCalendarDayClick(VrCalendarDay day);
   }

that returns VrCalendarDay you click on

Customisation

 You can add fields via xml or VrCalendarView or VrCalendarView.getSettings().

Supported fields:

Contributing

• Contributions are always welcome
• If you want a feature and can code, feel free to fork and add the change yourself and make a pull request