Create a simple Month set:

import {getCalendarMonth} from 'calendar-model/lib/month';

export default getCalendarMonth({date});

This returns a one-dimensional array.

Parameters

• startDate The Start Date for result set compilation.
• getEvents The event binder method. Calendar Model provides a default implementation; however, you can also write your own. For details see Writing an Event Binder.
• formatDate A function that formats a JS Date object. The default formatter formats dates in International format (dd/mm/yyyy).
• weeksInMonth The number of weeks in a month. The default value is 5.

Create a nested Month set:

import {getNestedCalendarMonth} from 'calendar-model/lib/month';

export default getNestedCalendarMonth({date});

This returns a two-dimensional array.

Parameters

• startDate The Start Date for result set compilation.
• getEvents The event binder method. Calendar Model provides a default implementation; however, you can also write your own. For details see Writing an Event Binder.

• formatDate A function that formats a JS Date object. The default formatter formats dates in International format (dd/mm/yyyy).

• weeksInMonth The number of weeks in a month. The default value is 5.

Find a month name:

import {monthNameFinder} from 'calendar-model/lib/month';
const getMonthName = monthNameFinder();

/**
 * @param {number} month
 * @param {number} year
 * @returns {string}
 */
function getCalendarTitle(month, year) {
  return `${getMonthName(month)}: ${year}`;
}

To provide your own set of months names:

import {monthNameFinder} from 'calendar-model/lib/month';

const MONATE = ['Januar', 'Februar', 'März', 'April', 'Mai', 'Juni', 'Juli', 'August', 'September', 'Oktober', 'November', 'Dezember'];

const getMonthName = monthNameFinder(MONATE);

Create a Week set:

import {getNWeeks} from 'calendar-model/lib/week';

export default getNWeeks({date, numOfWeeks: 2});

The code above returns a flat set of two weeks.

Parameters

• date The start date seed. A valid date value (mm/dd/yyyy). Calendar Model always returns full weeks, calculated from the beginning of the week (i.e., Sunday). Therefore, Calendar Model will take whatever date is passed to it, and obtain the start of the week for that date. For example, if the date was 03/15/2017, a Wednesday, Calendar Model would set the start date seed at 03/12/2017, the Sunday of that week. NOTE: If you need to create a set of weeks starting at a mid-point in the week, use getNDays.
• numOfWeeks The number of weeks to return.
• getEvents The event binder method. Calendar Model provides a default implementation; however, you can also write your own. For details see Writing an Event Binder.
• formatDate A function that formats a JS Date object. The default formatter formats dates in International format (dd/mm/yyyy).

Create a nested Week set:

import {getNWeeksNested} from 'calendar-model/lib/week';

export default getNWeeksNested({date, numOfWeeks: 2});

The code above returns a nested set of two weeks.

Parameters

• date The start date seed. A valid date value (mm/dd/yyyy). Calendar Model always returns full weeks, calculated from the beginning of the week (i.e., Sunday). Therefore, Calendar Model will take whatever date is passed to it, and obtain the start of the week for that date. For example, if the date was 03/15/2017, a Wednesday, Calendar Model would set the start date seed at 03/12/2017, the Sunday of that week. NOTE: If you need to create a set of weeks starting at a mid-point in the week, use getNDays.
• numOfWeeks The number of weeks to return.
• getEvents The event binder method. Calendar Model provides a default implementation; however, you can also write your own. For details see Writing an Event Binder.
• formatDate A function that formats a JS Date object. The default formatter formats dates in International format (dd/mm/yyyy).

Create a Day set:

import {getNDays} from 'calendar-model/lib/day';

export default getNWeeksNested({startDate, numOfDays: 2});

The code above returns a set of two days. Queries for days always return flat sets.

Parameters

• startDate The start date.
• numOfDays The number of weeks to return.
• getEvents The event binder method. Calendar Model provides a default implementation; however, you can also write your own. For details see Writing an Event Binder.
• formatDate A function that formats a JS Date object. The default formatter formats dates in International format (dd/mm/yyyy).

Create a Day:

import {getDay} from 'calendar-model/lib/day';

export default getDay({date, getEvents, formatDate, toISOString});

The code above returns a set of two days. Queries for days always return flat sets.

Parameters

• date The date.
• getEvents The event binder method. Calendar Model provides a default implementation; however, you can also write your own. For details see Writing an Event Binder.
• formatDate A function that formats a JS Date object. The default formatter formats dates in International format (dd/mm/yyyy).
• toISOString A function that formats the date into ISO format. The default formatter uses the built-in JS Date toISOString function.