abitdodgy
Library for rendering calendars in templates?
Hi everyone,
Are there libraries available to render a calendar in a Phoenix template? I’m looking for something that I can pass a number of models to and have it render a calendar template with those models based on some start_date and end_date attributes. Something like day view, week view, and month view would be nice.
I looked around, but I only found calendar and date/time related libraries. So, before I reinvent the wheel, does anyone know of something available? Of course, I can do this with a frontend lib, but I’m not sure it’s worth the hasel.
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I’ve ended up writing my own helpers, start/end dates as drop-downs, importing javascript versions, etc… (using webcomponents now), but no real pre-built one yet that I’ve seen, that mostly seems to be based on what web front-end you use, which phoenix uses bootstrap by default, which does not have a date handler like that. 
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