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schedule/props

4 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Schedule controlled state props

Control the current view and date externally using the props: view, onViewChange, date, and onDateChange. This allows building custom navigation or integrating with other components.

Schedule view-specific props forwarding

Customize each view by passing view-specific props via dayViewProps, weekViewProps, monthViewProps, and yearViewProps. These props are forwarded to the corresponding view component. For example, you can set different time ranges for Day and Week views, or customize the first day of week for Month and Year views.

Schedule defaultView prop

Set defaultView to control which view is shown initially when using uncontrolled mode.

Schedule common shared props

The following props are shared across all views: events (Events to display), locale (Date formatting locale), radius (Border radius), labels (Label overrides for i18n), renderEventBody (Custom event renderer), withDragDrop (Enable drag and drop), onEventDrop (Drag and drop handler), canDragEvent (Drag permission callback), withEventResize (Enable event resizing), onEventResize (Resize handler), canResizeEvent (Resize permission callback), mode (Interaction mode: 'default' or 'static'). These props are automatically passed to all views.

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