Lifecycle events

Besides the user interactions, the calendar can notify your widget about a few lifecycle events. These are disabled by default as well.

Dates set

Triggered when the date range of the calendar is initially set or changed by clicking the previous/next buttons, changing the view, manipulating the date via the API, and so on.

Enable it first:

protected bool $datesSetEnabled = true;

Then override the onDatesSet method:

use Guava\Calendar\ValueObjects\DatesSetInfo;

protected function onDatesSet(DatesSetInfo $info): void
{
    // For example, store $info->start and $info->end in the session
    // to remember the date range across page refreshes
}

View did mount

Triggered right after the calendar view has been added to the DOM.

Enable it first:

protected bool $viewDidMountEnabled = true;

Then override the onViewDidMount method:

use Guava\Calendar\ValueObjects\ViewDidMountInfo;

protected function onViewDidMount(ViewDidMountInfo $info): void
{
    // ...
}

Event all updated

Triggered after the calendar finished updating all its events, for example after a refresh.

Enable it first:

protected bool $eventAllUpdatedEnabled = true;

Then override the onEventAllUpdated method:

use Guava\Calendar\ValueObjects\EventAllUpdatedInfo;

protected function onEventAllUpdated(EventAllUpdatedInfo $info): void
{
    // ...
}

Refreshing the calendar

You can also go the other way and tell the calendar that your data changed:

// Refresh the events
$this->refreshRecords();

// Refresh the resources
$this->refreshResources();