@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ -CalendarBuilder -=============== +== CalendarBuilder CalendarBuilder does a couple things @@ -14,22 +13,22 @@ Add docs here. Please. Assuming you have an event model with some sort of begin_at and end_at, you can use all these finders: -Event.upcoming -Event.on_date(date) -Event.in_month(date) -Event.in_date_range(date1..date2) -Event.in_rolling_month(date, number_of_weeks) -Event.in_month_with_outliers(date) + Event.upcoming + Event.on_date(date) + Event.in_month(date) + Event.in_date_range(date1..date2) + Event.in_rolling_month(date, number_of_weeks) + Event.in_month_with_outliers(date) If your event model is an association unto some other model, like a Community for instance, you can do the following: -community = Community.find(1) -comunity.events.upcoming -comunity.events.on_date(date) -comunity.events.in_month(date) -comunity.events.in_date_range(date1..date2) -comunity.events.in_rolling_month(date, number_of_weeks) -comunity.events.in_month_with_outliers(date) + community = Community.find(1) + comunity.events.upcoming + comunity.events.on_date(date) + comunity.events.in_month(date) + comunity.events.in_date_range(date1..date2) + comunity.events.in_rolling_month(date, number_of_weeks) + comunity.events.in_month_with_outliers(date) == ToDo README.rdoc README ddbe0c1fa8b0230a77277c8bcd47a81f43287ba7 Justin Knowlden jaknowlden@gmail.com http://github.com/collectiveidea/calendar_builder/commit/f5e46d7340df71e0f8cc0ac2127e4f408ac5965c f5e46d7340df71e0f8cc0ac2127e4f408ac5965c 2008-10-29T12:19:50-07:00 2008-10-29T12:19:50-07:00 Hopefully made README more rdoc'ish 25e42015d24208b971d21bc53f1385c63831c330 Justin Knowlden jaknowlden@gmail.com