For usage see the example files »tikz-kalender-example1.tex«, »tikz-kalender-example2.tex«, and »*.events«. See also my Git repository. The Code is inspired by this document and has the »Creative Commons attribution license (CC-BY-SA)«.
The class »tikz-kalender« requires the package »tikz« and the tkiz libraries »calc« and »calendar«.
\setup[key1=value1,key2=value2,..]
year=year of the calendaryearText=text for the year (default: 4-digit current year)title=title of the calendarevents=list of files with events or periods (without the ending .events)showweeknumbers=true or empty or false (showing the number of the week)lang=language for marking (option passed to package babel)paper=papersize abbreviation (understandable by package geometry;
default: a4)print=true or empty or false (printer-friendly orientation for
double-side printing; default: false)xcoloroptions=options (passed to package xcolor; default: svgnames)titleColor=... (default: dark)eventColor=... (default: medium)periodColor=... (default: period)monthBGcolor=... (background; default: dark)monthColor=... (default: white)workdayColor=...saturdayColor=... (default: bright)sundayColor=... (default: medium)The default colors:
{HTML}{A57C00}dark!35dark!20gray!30titleFont=...yearFont=...monthFont=...dayFont=...dayNbFont=...weekNbFont=...eventFont=...titleFont={\fontsize{1.2em}{1.2em}}yearFont={\itshape}titleColor=IndianRed3 (required xcoloroptions={x11names})\event{\year-10-09}{John Lennon (1940)}; uncolored every year event
\event*{2016-03-27}{Ostersonntag}; event colored with the color defined
by the key eventColor (general holiday)
\event*{2016-07-10}{Fußball-EM: Endspiel}[color=DarkTurquoise];
colored event with a special color
\period{2016-12-23}{2017-01-03}; period colored with the color defined
by the key periodColor
\period{2016-02-01}{2016-02-06}[color=LightGreen]; period colored with a
special color
\period{2016-09-12}{2016-10-04}[color=red!30,name=Urlaub]; named period
colored with a special color
Rolf Niepraschk, 2018-04-01