This is a module that displays an iPhone-like calendar widget, based on the work of Keith Lazuka, dba The Polypeptides .
First download the code: git clone git@github.com:smontgomerie/Appcelerator-Calendar-Module.git
cd Appcelerator-Calendar-Module
Then build the code. ./build.py
Install the calendar into your app. cp calendarmodule-iphone-xxx.zip ~/Library/Application\ Support/Titanium/
Finally, in your app’s tiapp.xml file: <modules>
<module version="xxx">calendarmodule</module> </modules>
You’ll need to at least touch your iPhone app before including it (assuming you’re building with Xcode, not Titanium).
To add a view:
var calendarView = Ti.Calendar.createView({ top:0 /*headerColor: "red", calendarColor: "#aaa8a8"*/ }); calendarView.show(); win.add(calendarView);
When a date is selected, a ‘dateSelected’ event is thrown:
calendarView.addEventListener(‘dateSelected’, function(e) {
try {
// Do something with the date
} catch(e) { Ti.API.info(e); } });
The component is able to show that there is an event on a certain date with a dot icon. To set which dates are set: var datesArray = [new Date()]; calendarView.setDates(datesArray); You can also use the calendar to save a date (and this needs to be refactored):
calendarView.saveEvent(start, end, event.summary, event.location, event.description);
Note: this requires the EventKit Framework to be included for this to work.
That’s pretty much it! Any edits/improvements are appreciated.