AppFullCalendar
This guide explains how to incorporate the @fullcalendar library within a Next.js application using Material-UI for styling. For detailed features of FullCalendar, visit the official documentation.
Overview
@fullcalendar
is a powerful and flexible calendar library that can be customized to fit various use cases. In this project, we have integrated it with Material-UI to enhance its appearance and functionality.
Styling FullCalendar
We use Material-UI's styling tools to give FullCalendar a custom look. Our approach is to wrap the FullCalendar in a styled div
element, named AppFullCalendar
, created using Material-UI's styled
function.
Styled Component: AppFullCalendar
AppFullCalendar
is a styled div
element specifically tailored for FullCalendar. It includes styles for various elements such as the toolbar, calendar views, events, and responsive design adjustments. These styles harmonize with Material-UI's theme, ensuring a consistent design language throughout the application.
Example Code
// MUI imports
import { styled } from '@mui/material/styles'
import type { Theme } from '@mui/material/styles'
// Styled Components
const AppFullCalendar = styled('div')(({ theme }: { theme: Theme }) => ({
// Style definitions...
}))
export default AppFullCalendar
This code creates a component AppFullCalendar
that wraps the FullCalendar component and applies the defined styles.
Implementing the Styled Calendar
To use the styled FullCalendar
, wrap the CalendarWrapper component (which contains the FullCalendar instance) within AppFullCalendar
.
import Card from '@mui/material/Card'
import CalendarWrapper from '@views/apps/calendar/CalendarWrapper'
import AppFullCalendar from '@/libs/styles/AppFullCalendar'
const CalendarApp = () => {
return (
<Card>
<AppFullCalendar className='app-calendar'>
<CalendarWrapper />
</AppFullCalendar>
</Card>
)
}
export default CalendarApp
The CalendarWrapper
is then rendered inside the AppFullCalendar
to apply the custom styles.
By following this guide, you can integrate and style FullCalendar in your Next.js application with Material-UI for a cohesive and customizable user interface.