Flutter Week View

Displays a highly customizable week view (or day view) which is able to display events, to be scrolled, to be zoomed-in & out and a lot more !

Flutter Week View is highly inspired by Android Week View.

Getting Started

Getting started with Flutter Week View is very straight forward. You have the choice between two widgets : FlutterDayView and FlutterWeekView. Use the first one to display a single day and use the second one to display multiple days.

Example

If you want a real project example, you can check this one on Github.

Day View

Snippet :

// Let's get two dates :
DateTime now = DateTime.now();
DateTime date = DateTime(now.year, now.month, now.day);

// And here's our widget !
return DayView(
  date: now,
  events: [
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 1',
      description: 'A description 1',
      start: date.subtract(Duration(hours: 1)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 18, minutes: 30)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 2',
      description: 'A description 2',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 19)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 22)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 3',
      description: 'A description 3',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 23, minutes: 30)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 25, minutes: 30)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 4',
      description: 'A description 4',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 20)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 21)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 5',
      description: 'A description 5',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 20)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 21)),
    ),
  ],
  style: const DayViewStyle(currentTimeCircleColor: Colors.pink),
);

Result :

Week view

Snippet :

// Let's get two dates :
DateTime now = DateTime.now();
DateTime date = DateTime(now.year, now.month, now.day);

// And here's our widget !
return WeekView(
  dates: [date.subtract(Duration(days: 1)), date, date.add(Duration(days: 1))],
  events: [
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 1',
      description: 'A description 1',
      start: date.subtract(Duration(hours: 1)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 18, minutes: 30)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 2',
      description: 'A description 2',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 19)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 22)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 3',
      description: 'A description 3',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 23, minutes: 30)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 25, minutes: 30)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 4',
      description: 'A description 4',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 20)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 21)),
    ),
    FlutterWeekViewEvent(
      title: 'An event 5',
      description: 'A description 5',
      start: date.add(Duration(hours: 20)),
      end: date.add(Duration(hours: 21)),
    ),
  ],
);

Result :

Options

Common options

Here are the options that are available for both FlutterDayView and FlutterWeekView :

events Events to display.
style Allows you to style your widget. A lot of different styles are available so don’t hesitate to try them out !
inScrollableWidget Whether to put the widget in a scrollable widget (disable if you want to manage the scroll by yourself).
minimumTime The minimum hour and minute to display in a day.
maximumTime The maximum hour and minute to display in a day.
initialTime The initial hour and minute to put the widget on.
scrollToCurrentTime Whether the widget should automatically scroll to the current time (hour and minute with day if you are in a Week View). This one takes priority over initialTime.
userZoomable Whether the user is able to (un)zoom the widget.
onHoursColumnTappedDown Provides a tapped down callback for the hours column. Pretty useful if you want your users to add their own events.

Flutter day view

Here are the specific options of FlutterDayView :

date The widget date.