Maya

Maya is a customizable calendar library with an out of the box MayaCalendarView.

Maya also includes a few helper classes to make managing dates a little bit easier (MayaDate, MayaWeekday and MayaMonth)

Installation

Maya is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'Maya'

Usage

MayaCalendarView support both usage both through xibs and programatically.

Programatically

You can create a MayaCalendarView object by initializating it like any other UIView subclass.

import Maya

class YourViewController: UIViewController {

  var calendarView: MayaCalendarView!

  override func viewDidLoad() {
    calendarView = MayaCalendarView(frame: view.bounds)
    view.addSubview(calendarView)
  }
}

XIBs

To add a MayaCalendarView to your XIB (or Storyboard) all you have to do is drag a UIView from the Object Library and change its class to MayaCalendarView.

Properties

MayaCalendarView in order to avoid potential performance issues uses a range of months and a current month as its inner data model.

You are free to set the firstMonth, lastMonth and currentMonth values and the calendar will adapt accordingly.

Customizing

MayaCalendarView allows changing a lot of values to better suit your need:

• weekdays: An array of 7 strings representing the weekdays starting on Sunday and ending in Saturday. (defaults to su, mo, tu, we, th, fr, sa)
• monthFont: The font which will be used to write the month name. (defaults to UIFont.boldSystemOfSize(18))
• weekdayFont: The font which will be used to write the weekday name. (defaults to UIFont.systemFontOfSize(15))
• dayFont: The font which will be used to write the day number. (defauls to UIFont.systemFontOfSize(16))
• weekdayTextColor: The color to write the weekdays name with. (defaults to UIColor.blackColor())

DataSource

The main purpose of this lib is allowing your dataSource to be what customizes the look of each day.

MayaDataSource allows customization through the following functions:

• calendarMonthName(month: MayaMonth) -> String?: The name for each given month. (defaults to full month name, e.g. December)
• calendarTextColorForDate(date: MayaDate) -> UIColor?: The color to write the day numbers with. (defaults to UIColor.blackColor())
• calendarBackgroundColorForDate(date: MayaDate) -> UIColor?: the color to set on the day’s background. (defaults to UIColor.clearColor())

Delegate

In order to interact with the MayaCalendarView you can also set the delegate property.

MayaDelegate allows receiving notification of the following actions:

• func calendarDidSelectDate(date: MayaDate): called when the user clicks a given date inside the calendar.
• func calendarDidChangeMonth(month: MayaMonth): called when either the user clicks the arrow buttons or scrolls between months.

Requirements

iOS 9.0+

Sample

There is a sample project in the Example directory.

Author

Ivan Bruel, @ivanbruel

License

Maya is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.