RKCalendar

RKCalendar is a SwiftUI Calendar / Date Picker for iOS and MacOS.

Features include:

• minimum and maximum calendar dates selectable,
• single date selection,
• range of dates selection,
• multi-dates selection,
• disabled dates setting,
• time selection,
• horizontal view,
• weekly view.

Light Mode

Dark Mode

Requirements

• iOS 14+, MacOS 11+
• Swift 5.3+

Installation

To install this version of RKCalendar via the official Swift Package Manager.

Select Xcode>File> Add Packages and use https://github.com/workingDog/RKCalendar

Usage

Typically create a RKManager and pass it to a RKCalendarView, for example:

import SwiftUI
import RKCalendar

struct ContentView : View {
    
    @State var showCalendar = false
    @StateObject var rkManager = RKManager(calendar: Calendar.current, minimumDate: Date().addingTimeInterval(-60*60*24*60), maximumDate: Date().addingTimeInterval(60*60*24*90), mode: .singleDate)
    
    var body: some View {
                Button(action: { showCalendar.toggle() }) {
                    Text("Example - Single Date Selection").foregroundColor(.blue)
                }
                .sheet(isPresented: $showCalendar) { 
                        RKCalendarView().environmentObject(rkManager) 
                }     
        }
    }
}

Calendar minimum and maximum date setting

Setting the calendar, minimum and maximum dates that can be selected.

RKManager(calendar: Calendar.current, minimumDate: Date(), maximumDate: Date().addingTimeInterval(60*60*24*365), mode: .singleDate)

Single date selection

Use mode .singleDate to select a single date.

RKManager(calendar: Calendar.current, minimumDate: Date(), maximumDate: maxDate, mode: .singleDate)

Range of dates selection

Use mode .dateRange to select a contiguous range of dates, from a start date to an end date.

RKManager(calendar: Calendar.current, minimumDate: Date(), maximumDate: maxDate, mode: .dateRange)

Note, mode .dateRange is automatically toggled internally and the end date must be greater than the start date.

Multi-dates selection

Use mode .multiDate for selecting a number of dates.

RKManager(calendar: Calendar.current, minimumDate: Date(), maximumDate: maxDate, mode: .multiDate)

Disabled-dates setting

Use any mode and set zero or more dates to be disabled (un-selectable).

For example:

var rkManager = RKManager(calendar: Calendar.current, minimumDate: Date(), maximumDate: maxDate, mode: .singleDate)

rkManager.disabledDates.append(contentsOf: [
    Date().addingTimeInterval(60*60*24*4),
    Date().addingTimeInterval(60*60*24*5),
    Date().addingTimeInterval(60*60*24*7)
])

Time selection

RKTimeView allows for a time (hh:mm) selection option on a long press.

Time selection is activated by setting displayTime=true in RKManager (default false). On a long press, a time selection view will popup allowing hours and minutes to be selected.
Time selection is available for all modes. For mode ".dateRange", select the start and end dates as usual with a tap, then with a long press, select the time desired.

Horizontal view

An horizontal view of the calendar is activated by setting isVertical=false in RKManager (default true).

Weekly view

An weekly view of the calendar is activated by setting isWeeklyView=true in RKManager (default false). Note you must also set isVertical=false. Currently only works with isContinuous=false, that is, horizontal paging only.

Language

The language of the calendar is activated by setting locale in RKManager (default Local.curent) to display the months and weeks in the chosen language.

Other options

The RKCalendar can be in two scrolling modes, a continuous mode to display a scrolling calendar of months, or a one month at a time (paging) scrolling view. This is activated by setting isContinuous in RKManager (default true).

RKCalendar can prevent a user input for the current mode by setting disabled=true in RKManager (default false).

Various elements of RKCalendar, such as the monthly headings, can be colored. This is achieved by customising the relevent RKManager.colors.

License

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