A lightweight and customizable calendar view component for iOS apps with locale support and range selection.
Calendar-iOS is an open-source calendar view component for iOS applications. It provides a lightweight and customizable UI control for displaying and interacting with dates, supporting various calendar systems and localization options. The component solves the need for a simple, reusable calendar without the overhead of larger frameworks.
iOS developers building apps that require calendar functionality, such as scheduling, booking, or date selection features. It's particularly useful for those needing localization or custom styling.
Developers choose Calendar-iOS for its simplicity, ease of integration, and flexibility in customization and localization. It offers a straightforward alternative to building a calendar from scratch or using heavier third-party libraries.
Calendar View
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Supports locale and calendar identifiers like Persian with simple property settings, as shown in the README with examples for 'fa-IR' locale and NSCalendarIdentifierPersian.
Offers three modes—default, months/years, and years-only—allowing developers to tailor the view for different UI needs, detailed in the CalendarMode enum.
Enables color adjustments for fonts, headers, selections, and today's marker through properties like fontColor and selectionColor, with code examples in the README.
Allows users to select a date range via long-press gestures, with delegate methods to handle start and end dates, as illustrated with screenshots and code snippets.
Designed for iPhone resolution; on iPad, it looks small and requires manual adjustment of static constants in the source code, as admitted in the README.
Written in Objective-C, which may not integrate seamlessly with modern Swift projects without bridging headers, and lacks native Swift examples.
Focuses on basic date selection and lacks built-in support for events, recurring dates, or advanced calendar functionalities like holiday displays.