#FullcalendarEngine

This engine supports only Rails 4 apps.

It also supports only fullcalendar v1: http://fullcalendar.io/docs1/

This also is a custom hacked version which integrates with an existing rails app. YMMV.

Installation

Add fullcalendar_engine to your Gemfile:

gem 'fullcalendar_engine'

Bundle install your dependencies and run the installation generator:

bundle install
bundle exec rails g fullcalendar_engine:install

Declare routes

mount FullcalendarEngine::Engine => "/fullcalendar_engine"

Create Single Event

FullcalendarEngine::Event.create({ 
    :title => 'title', 
    :description => 'description', 
    :starttime => Time.current, 
    :endtime => Time.current + 10.minute
})

Create Event Series

FullcalendarEngine::EventSeries.create({ 
    :title => 'title', 
    :description => 'description', 
    :starttime => Time.current,
    :endtime => Time.current + 10.minute, 
    :period => 'daily', 
    :frequency => '4'
})

In the config directory add the fullcalendar.yml and add mount_path option in it. Please note that this option is REQUIRED and if it is not specified then the JS and CSS of the engine would not work as desired.

mount_path: "<path you have mounted your engine on>"

The engine can have its own layout, you can add layout option to the configuration file. Besides this, all the options which are available with the fullcalendar.js are listed in the full-calendar.yml.dummy file. Note that the file needs to be at config/fullcalendar.yml with no dashes.

There is a commented out events-js-sample.js file in the app/assets/javascript/fullcalendar_engine/ directory. You should copy that into your application and modify it as needed (make sure to add it to your application.js and rename it to events.js.erb). NOTE This means that just installing the application won't work. You have to rename it, uncomment it and modify it to suit your needs.

Using the Engine in some other views

Initially the engine is designed to work only on the mount point but you can now use this engine anywhere in your app but there is an HTML structure which this engine expects.

• Create a link or button for the creation of the new events. On its click a modal popup would appear. You can bind the dialog form generation as follows. Assign it any class or id you want.

  $('<your-selector>').click(function(event) {
    FullcalendarEngine.Form.display()
    event.preventDefault();
  });

• For the calendar events the following HTML code must be copied and pasted directly into your view.

  <div>
    <div class="calendar"></div>
  </div>
  <div id = "create_event_dialog" class="dialog" style ="display:none;"></div>
  <div id = "event_desc_dialog" class="dialog" style ="display:none;"></div>
  
  <script type = 'javascript'>
    $('.calendar').fullCalendar(full_calendar_options);
  </script>

• The create_event_dialog is the container for the dialog form.
• The event_desc_dialog is the container for the display of the details of the event.

Credits

Copyright (c) 2014 vinsol.com, released under the New MIT License