#CLWeeklyCalendarView

CLWeeklyCalendarView is a scrollable weekly calendarView for iPhone. It is easy to use and customised.

Installation

• Drag the CLWeeklyCalendarViewSource folder into your project.

Demo Usage

Please download all of the files in the repo and run it directly to have a look.

Initialize

Using CLWeeklyCalendarViewSource in your app will usually look as simple as this :

//Initialize
-(CLWeeklyCalendarView *)calendarView
{
    if(!_calendarView){
        _calendarView = [[CLWeeklyCalendarView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, self.view.bounds.size.width, 100)];
        _calendarView.delegate = self;
    }
    return _calendarView;
}

//Add it into parentView
[self.view addSubview:self.calendarView];

Delegate

After the date in the calendar has been selected , following delegate function will be fired

//After getting data callback
-(void)dailyCalendarViewDidSelect:(NSDate *)date
{
    //You can do any logic after the view select the date
}

You can delegate to tell the calenderView scrollTo specified date by using following delegate function

- (void)redrawToDate: (NSDate *)dt;

Customisation

**Please be aware customisation delegate function is optional, if u do not apply it, it will just fire the default value.

Using CLWeeklyCalendarViewDelegate to customise the behaviour

Following customisation key is allowed

// Keys for customize the calendar behavior
extern NSString *const CLCalendarWeekStartDay;    //The Day of weekStart from 1 - 7 - Default: 1

extern NSString *const CLCalendarDayTitleTextColor; //Day Title text color,  Mon, Tue, etc label text color

extern NSString *const CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintFormat;   //Selected Date print format,  - Default: @"EEE, d MMM yyyy"

extern NSString *const CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintColor;    //Selected Date print text color -Default: [UIColor whiteColor]

extern NSString *const CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintFontSize; //Selected Date print font size - Default : 13.f

extern NSString *const CLCalendarBackgroundImageColor;      //BackgroundImage color - Default : see applyCustomDefaults.

You need to fire below delegate function to apply your customisation

#pragma mark - CLWeeklyCalendarViewDelegate
-(NSDictionary *)CLCalendarBehaviorAttributes
{
    return @{
             CLCalendarWeekStartDay : @2, 	//Start from Tuesday every week
             CLCalendarDayTitleTextColor : [UIColor yellowColor],
             CLCalendarSelectedDatePrintColor : [UIColor greenColor],
             };
}

Credits

CLFaceDetectionImagePicker is brought to you by [Caesar Li]