MOREUSAGE.md

More usage

If you want FSCalendar to scroll vertically

• Objective - c

_calendar.scrollDirection = FSCalendarScrollDirectionVertical;

• Swift

calendar.scrollDirection = .vertical 

If you want FSCalendar to scroll horizontally (Default)

• Objective - c

_calendar.scrollDirection = FSCalendarScrollDirectionHorizontal; // By default

• Swift

calendar.scrollDirection = .Horizontal 

Focus on selected date on week mode

• There are cases such as Changing Scope、Changing month while showsPlaceholders is false will trigger a bounds changing of FSCalendar, make sure the frame is adjusted in -calendar:boundingRectWillChange:animated:

// For autoLayout
- (void)calendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar boundingRectWillChange:(CGRect)bounds animated:(BOOL)animated
{
    _calendarHeightConstraint.constant = CGRectGetHeight(bounds);
    [self.view layoutIfNeeded];
}

// For manual layout
- (void)calendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar boundingRectWillChange:(CGRect)bounds animated:(BOOL)animated
{
    calendar.frame = (CGRect){calendar.frame.origin,bounds.size};
}

For week mode

• Objective-C

_calendar.scope = FSCalendarScopeWeek;

• Swift

calendar.scope = .week 

For month mode

• Objective - c

_calendar.scope = FSCalendarScopeMonth; // By default

• Swift

calendar.scope = .month 

To select more than one date

• Objective-C

calendar.allowsMultipleSelection = YES;

• Swift

calendar.allowsMultipleSelection = true;

If you want FSCalendar to use Monday as the first column (or any other weekday)

• Objective-C

_calendar.firstWeekday = 2; 

• Swift

calendar.firstWeekday = 2

The date format of header can be customized

• Objective-C

calendar.appearance.headerDateFormat = @"MMM yy";

• Swift

calendar.appearance.headerDateFormat = "MMM yy"

You can define the appearance

• Objective-c

_calendar.appearance.weekdayTextColor = [UIColor redColor];
_calendar.appearance.headerTitleColor = [UIColor redColor];
_calendar.appearance.eventColor = [UIColor greenColor];
_calendar.appearance.selectionColor = [UIColor blueColor];
_calendar.appearance.todayColor = [UIColor orangeColor];
_calendar.appearance.todaySelectionColor = [UIColor blackColor];

• Swift

calendar.appearance.weekdayTextColor = UIColor.redColor
calendar.appearance.headerTitleColor = UIColor.redColor
calendar.appearance.eventColor = UIColor.greenColor
calendar.appearance.selectionColor = UIColor.blueColor
calendar.appearance.todayColor = UIColor.orangeColor
calendar.appearance.todaySelectionColor = UIColor.blackColor

The day shape doesn't have to be a circle

• Objective-C

calendar.appearance.borderRadius = 0

• Swift

calendar.appearance.borderRadius = 0

FSCalendar can show subtitle for each day

• Objective-C

// FSCalendarDataSource
- (NSString *)calendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar subtitleForDate:(NSDate *)date
{
    return yourSubtitle;
}

• Swift

// FSCalendarDataSource
func calendar(_ calendar: FSCalendar!, subtitleFor date: NSDate!) -> String! {
    return yourSubtitle
}

And event dot for some days

• Objective-C

// FSCalendarDataSource
- (BOOL)calendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar hasEventForDate:(NSDate *)date
{
    return shouldShowEventDot;
}

• Swift

// FSCalendarDataSource
func calendar(calendar: FSCalendar!, hasEventForDate date: NSDate!) -> Bool {
    return shouldShowEventDot
}

Or image for some days

• Objective - c

// FSCalendarDataSource
- (UIImage *)calendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar imageForDate:(NSDate *)date
{
    return anyImage;
}

• Swift

// FSCalendarDataSource
func calendar(_ calendar: FSCalendar!, imageFor date: NSDate!) -> UIImage! {
    return anyImage
}

You can hide top and bottom borders

• Objective-C

calendar.clipsToBounds = YES

• Swift

calendar.clipsToBounds = true

There are left and right boundaries

// FSCalendarDataSource
- (NSDate *)minimumDateForCalendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar
{
    return yourMinimumDate;
}

- (NSDate *)maximumDateForCalendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar
{
    return yourMaximumDate;
}

You can do something when a date is selected

• Objective - c

// FSCalendarDelegate
- (void)calendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar didSelectDate:(NSDate *)date
{
    // Do something
}

• Swift

// FSCalendarDelegate
func calendar(calendar: FSCalendar!, didSelectDate date: NSDate!) {
    
}

You can prevent it from being selected

• Objective - c

// FSCalendarDelegate
- (BOOL)calendar:(FSCalendar *)calendar shouldSelectDate:(NSDate *)date
{
    if ([dateShouldNotBeSelected]) {
        return NO;
    }
    return YES;
}

• Swift

func calendar(calendar: FSCalendar!, shouldSelectDate date: NSDate!) -> Bool {
    if dateShouldNotBeSelected {
        return false
    }
    return true
}

You will get notified when FSCalendar changes the month or week

• Objective-C

- (void)calendarCurrentMonthDidChange:(FSCalendar *)calendar
{
    // Do something
}

• Swift

func calendarCurrentMonthDidChange(_ calendar: FSCalendar!) {
    // Do something
}

• fakeSubtitles and fakedSelectedDay is only used for preview in Interface Builder

Q & A

Q:  What if I don't need the today circle?

Just nill-out the today property like:

self.calendar.today = nil;

Q:  Can we hide this?

self.calendar.appearance.headerMinimumDissolvedAlpha = 0.0;

Q:  Can we refresh the calendar after a network request?

Yes. Like UITableView or UICollectionView, there is also reloadData in FSCalendar;

[self.calendar reloadData];