I am trying to use FSCalendar in one of my project to selecting range of dates.
What I found is this library have Swift version however range selection version is only available with Objective-C. So what I tried to make is using bridging, however I am unable to use the RangePickerViewController in Swift.
Did anyone implemented this library for Swift for using date range? (e.x. I want to select 2 dates as range for flight app where I am select Departure & Return flight dates.)
Can anyone suggest me how change color of selected dates in FSCalendar in swift 3? import FSCalendar fileprivate weak var calendar: FSCalendar! override func viewDidLoad() { super. viewDidLoad() // In loadView or viewDidLoad let calendar = FSCalendar(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 320, height: 300)) calendar.
Although FSCalendar does not directly supports range selection, it does allow multiple selection, which means that at some point you would be able to handle the range selection by your self.
So, in the viewDidLoad()
you have to make sure that you set the calendar allowsMultipleSelection
property to true
:
private weak var calendar: FSCalendar!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
calendar.allowsMultipleSelection = true
}
The view controller should conforms to FSCalendarDelegate
protocol for handling the logic of selecting/deselecting a range.
What we need so far is declare tow dates for the range (the staring date and the ending date):
// first date in the range
private var firstDate: Date?
// last date in the range
private var lastDate: Date?
also an array of dates to hold value dates between firstDate
and lastDate
:
private var datesRange: [Date]?
and then implement the didSelect date
and the didDeselect date
delegate methods as:
func calendar(_ calendar: FSCalendar, didSelect date: Date, at monthPosition: FSCalendarMonthPosition) {
// nothing selected:
if firstDate == nil {
firstDate = date
datesRange = [firstDate!]
print("datesRange contains: \(datesRange!)")
return
}
// only first date is selected:
if firstDate != nil && lastDate == nil {
// handle the case of if the last date is less than the first date:
if date <= firstDate! {
calendar.deselect(firstDate!)
firstDate = date
datesRange = [firstDate!]
print("datesRange contains: \(datesRange!)")
return
}
let range = datesRange(from: firstDate!, to: date)
lastDate = range.last
for d in range {
calendar.select(d)
}
datesRange = range
print("datesRange contains: \(datesRange!)")
return
}
// both are selected:
if firstDate != nil && lastDate != nil {
for d in calendar.selectedDates {
calendar.deselect(d)
}
lastDate = nil
firstDate = nil
datesRange = []
print("datesRange contains: \(datesRange!)")
}
}
func calendar(_ calendar: FSCalendar, didDeselect date: Date, at monthPosition: FSCalendarMonthPosition) {
// both are selected:
// NOTE: the is a REDUANDENT CODE:
if firstDate != nil && lastDate != nil {
for d in calendar.selectedDates {
calendar.deselect(d)
}
lastDate = nil
firstDate = nil
datesRange = []
print("datesRange contains: \(datesRange!)")
}
}
What about datesRange
method?
I did not mentioned it in my answer for the purpose of making it shorter, all you have to do is to copy-paste it from this answer.
Output:
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