Perhaps I'm doing some implementation wrong, but here is my code:

AndroidThreeTen.init(getContext());

WeekView weekView = getView().findViewById(R.id.week_view_foo);
WeekData data = new WeekData();

Event.Single event = new Event.Single(
		1,
		LocalDate.now(),
		"title",
		"short",
		"sub",
		28,
		LocalTime.of(7,0),
		LocalTime.of(8,50),
		null,
		null,
		Color.WHITE,
		Color.BLACK
);

data.add(event);

weekView.addLessonsToTimetable(data);

The view is being properly adjusted for the event size, but no event is shown at the schedule.

i tried to filter to show only 1 day using the method shown to filter the weekend but only hides the weekend , please try to fix it

also tried to filter using only to show 1

using the filter method only hides the weekend

How can I get events from a database, sqlite or firebase?

i want more days data but its show current week i want change week on scroll

I'd like to see a full 24 hours instead of a part-day range...

• shared prefs?

In the sample, how to add all-day and multi-day events?

I've added maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' } to the Project build.gradle file under repositories, and then added implementation 'com.github.tobiasschuerg:android-week-view:-SNAPSHOT' in the app build.gradle.

I was able to get the original repo running ( alamkanak), but I haven't been able to load in any forks of that repo whatsoever.

I keep getting,

Failed to resolve: com.github.tobiasschuerg:android-week-view:-SNAPSHOT

Any pointers to as why this is happening would be much appreciated.

This is on the library:

And this is on Google Calendar:

If there is only 1 event in a week, that ends later than 22:59, it will cause the view to not have horizontal lines, and labels for the hours. Also the scrollView won't have an end on the bottom.

If there are multiple events in a week, and some of them ends after 22.59 some of them doesn't, then from the start of the one that ends after 22.59 the view will not have background and the vertical scroll stops too soon.

Lesson -> Event etc.

If you add more events to the weekview (using addLessonsToTimetable()) and they are out sight the view is not updated, thus the user needs to zoom in or out or reload the entire fragment in order to the event to be visible.

When switching to an RTL locale (such as Hebrew), the order of the days should be from right to left.

This means that the first day of the week (Sunday) should be on the right, then Monday, then Tuesday, ... And Saturday on the left.

Here's how it looks like on Google Calendar:

And here's how it looks like on this library sample:

If there's no event at monday, all the following events are actually displayed one day before its actual day.

Might have something to do with the fact that the library counts days with monday as day 1 but you're using several times Calendar.SUNDAY which takes SUNDAY as day 1.

EDIT:

I now realize that you count events with Sunday as day 1, so I adjusted my code for that. But now I notice that if I add an event as Sunday, it is actually displayed at Monday column, but your code is detecting it as a Sunday event because the Sunday column is being drawn.

Hello hope you are doing well. Can I know if it supports chnaging the week by swiping or any buttons where user can see its agenda of previous and upcoming weeks also

Is there an option to clear all events from the WeekView?

wow, Great library,
however I can't really figure out how to connect to a database such that the weekview is populated with data from the database since i'm quite new to kotlin. Could you please share some source code or advise appropriately.Thanks sir

Meaning that if it's already showing all time range, avoid extra zooming