Open boominadhapm opened 3 years ago
Hi, this is not available. Please take a look here: https://github.com/richardtop/CalendarKit/blob/7908671216d3bbe52a540172dc57f8edb890c972/Source/Timeline/TimelineContainer.swift#L42
I suggest you implement this feature and suggest a pull request.
For example, you could start by defining an API on the DayViewController
and all the way up to the Timeline
:
func scrollToEvent(event: EventDescriptor, animated: Bool)
Or even
func scrollToEvent(event: EventDescriptor, at:ScrollPosition (top/middle/bottom/auto) animated: Bool)
Then, in the Timeline calculate the y
(coordinate) of the event and scroll to it in the method I've shown.
You could add a method similar to this: https://github.com/richardtop/CalendarKit/blob/7908671216d3bbe52a540172dc57f8edb890c972/Source/Timeline/TimelineView.swift#L57
to the Timeline
and return the y
value of any event:
frameForEvent(event: EventDescriptor)
Another approach to finding just a y
value without knowing the whole frame would be just using this function:
https://github.com/richardtop/CalendarKit/blob/7908671216d3bbe52a540172dc57f8edb890c972/Source/Timeline/TimelineView.swift#L467
If you're interested, I'm looking forward to your pull request.
Hi @richardtop
Thanks for the detailed explanation. I will check it and if possible, I will implement and create a pull request.
Hi,
Thanks for the nice library. I just want to clarify my doubt which is required for my project implementation.
Currently I am using this library in my project to load the calendar events. But now I am having requirement like, I need to load the events on particular date and move/select to the particular event automatically while loading the events.
Let me know, Is it possible?
Thanks, Boominadha Prakash