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Laravel 9 Full Calendar Helper

This is a fork of https://github.com/nelkasovic/laravel-full-calendar. A simple helper package to make generating http://fullcalendar.io in Laravel apps easier. Because the package is abandoned I decided to fork and publish a version which should work with Laravel 6.

Installing

Require the package with composer using the following command:

composer require defmost/laravel-full-calendar

Or add the following to your composer.json's require section and composer update

Laravel 8+

The provider and Calendar alias will be registered automatically.

You will also need to include fullcalendar.io's files in your HTML.

Usage

Creating Events

Using event():

The simpliest way to create an event is to pass the event information to Calendar::event():

Implementing Event Interface

Alternatively, you can use an existing class and have it implement LaravelFullCalendar\Event. An example of an Eloquent model that implements the Event interface:

IdentifiableEvent Interface

If you wish for your existing class to have event IDs, implement \LaravelFullcalendar\IdentifiableEvent instead. This interface extends \LaravelFullcalendar\Event to add a getId() method:

Additional Event Parameters

If you want to add additional parameters to your events, there are two options:

Using Calendar::event()

Pass an array of 'parameter' => 'value' pairs as the 6th parameter to Calendar::event():

Add an getEventOptions method to your event class

Create a Calendar

To create a calendar, in your route or controller, create your event(s), then pass them to Calendar::addEvent() or Calendar::addEvents() (to add an array of events). addEvent() and addEvents() can be used fluently (chained together). Their second parameter accepts an array of valid FullCalendar Event Object parameters.

Sample Controller code:

Sample View

Then to display, add the following code to your View:

Note: The output from calendar() and script() must be non-escaped, so use {!! and !!} (or whatever you've configured your Blade compiler's raw tag directives as).

The script() can be placed anywhere after calendar(), and must be after fullcalendar was included.

This will generate (in February 2020):