Provides utilities for publishing events as a calendar.
At the moment, it just provides a visual calendar (both large and small) showing which days have events and optionally linking to a day detail page.
Usage
{% load kairios_tags %}
...
{% calendar events %}
where events implements the following protocol:
- events.day_url(year, month, day, has_event, **kwargs)
return a link to the page for the given day or None if there is not to be a day link. has_event is a boolean telling this method whether there is an event on the day or not so you can choose whether a day without an event should link or not.
- events.month_url(year, month, **kwargs)
return a link to the page for the given month or None if there is not to be a month link.
- events_by_day(year, month, **kwargs)
return a dictionary mapping day number to a list of events on that day.
Note that all methods take additional key-word arguments that can be used in the calculation of the return value.
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