vertical_calendar 1.0.1

A really simple calendar with a vertical scroll.

Vertical Flutter Calendar

A really simple calendar with a vertical scroll.

Getting Started

First, you just have to import the package in your dart files with:

import 'package:vertical_calendar/vertical_calendar.dart';

Then you can use the Widget directly in your hierarchy. Mandatory fields are minDate and maxDate.

VerticalCalendar(
  minDate: DateTime.now(),
  maxDate: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(days: 365)),
  onDayPressed: (DateTime date) {
    print('Date selected: $date');
  },
  onRangeSelected: (DateTime d1, DateTime d2) {
    print('Range: from $d1 to $d2');
  },
)

Day selected

To be notified when the user clicks on a date, just provide a callback:

VerticalCalendar(
  minDate: DateTime.now(),
  maxDate: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(days: 365)),
  onDayPressed: (DateTime date) {
    print('Date selected: $date');
  },
)

Range selection

When onRangeSelected callback is provided, automatically the range selector feature will be enabled.

VerticalCalendar(
  minDate: DateTime.now(),
  maxDate: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(days: 365)),
  onRangeSelected: (DateTime d1, DateTime d2) {
      print('Range: from $d1 to $d2');
  },
)

Note: if onDayPressed is not null, it will still be called.

Customization

It is possible to change the Widget used for a month:

VerticalCalendar(
  minDate: DateTime.now(),
  maxDate: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(days: 365)),
  monthBuilder: (BuildContext context, int month, int year) {
    return Text('$month $year');
  },  
)

And also for a day:

VerticalCalendar(
  minDate: DateTime.now(),
  maxDate: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(days: 365)),
  dayBuilder: (BuildContext context, DateTime date, {bool isSelected}) {
    return Text(date.day.toString());
  },
)

isSelected allows you to know if this date is selected during a range selection.

Note: isSelected will always be null, when onRangeSelected is null.