
The calendar renders with basic HTML table styling that is easy to override with CSS. Lightweight size at just 1KB makes this a great option to add a calendar without bloat.
How to use it:
1. Install and import the Calendar component.
# NPM $ npm i @jpvmrcd/calendar
import { Calendar } from '@jpvmrcd/calendar';// Browser <script src="/dist/calendar.min.js"></script>
2. Create an empty in which the component renders the calendar.
<div id="demo"></div>
3. Create a new Calendar instance.
const instance = new Calendar(document.getElementById('demo'));// Browser
var instance = new jpvmrcd.calendar.Calendar(document.getElementById('demo'));4. Render a default calendar UI.
instance.render();
5. Pass arguments for custom month.
// Dec, 2023 instance.render(2023, 11);
6. Customize the start day of the week. Default: ‘Sun’.
instance.options.startDay = 'Mon';
7. Customize the days of the week.
instance..options.dayNames = ['Su', 'Mo', 'Tu', 'We', 'Th', 'Fr', 'Sa'];
8. Event handlers.
instance.options.onCellAdded = (args: OnCellAddedArgs) => {
args.td.innerHTML = `<div>${args.cellDate.getDate()}</div>`;
};
instance.options.onDateClicked = (args: OnDateClickedArgs) => {
console.log(args);
// > {event: MouseEvent, dateISOString: "YYYY-MM-DD"}
};
instance.options.onHeaderCellAdded = (args: OnHeaderCellAddedArgs) => {
console.log(args);
};Changelog:
v0.2.2 (04/01/2026)
- Update dependency
v0.2.0 (10/14/2024)
- add OnHeaderCellAddedArgs
v0.1.2 (09/24/2024)
- Update dependencies
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