• Supports iPad and iPhone
• Supports landscape and portrait orientations
• Highly customizable
• Fully localized using NSLocale

If you're using CocoaPods, simply add pod 'RDVCalendarView' to your Podfile.

Add the items from RDVCalendarView directory to your project. If you don't have ARC enabled, you will need to set a -fobjc-arc compiler flag on the .m source files.

See the included demo project.

• RDVCalendarViewController - quite simple class, holds RDVCalendarView instance as its view. Subclass or use as it is. Conforms to RDVCalendarViewDelegate protocol.

• RDVCalendarView - build on the principles of UICollectionView and UITableView. If you need custom layout - subclass it and override layoutSubviews. Make sure you call [super layoutSubviews] inside your implementation.

• RDVCalendarDayCell - used for the day cells inside RDVCalendarView. It's similar to UITableViewCell. By default contains only textLabel. Add additional subviews to the contentView. Make sure you call [super layoutSubviews] inside subclass' layoutSubviews implementation.

• ARC
• iOS 5.0 or later

Robert Dimitrov
@robbdimitrov

RDVCalendarView is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.