#Calendar Front End Documentation
##Events ####Example Event ```javascript { id: 1, title: 'UNFILLED SHIFT', type: 0, start: new Date(y, m, 1), end: new Date(y, m, 2), className: 'fc-0', slots:2, assignments:null } ``` Events are rendered intially using the ```.fullCalendar(events: [{}])``` declaration.
Event properties are defined follows:
- id:
A unique ID. The front end uses this to update/delete the calendar item. If items share IDs, actions against an individual item are carried against the group that shares the same ID. For example, you can delete a series of events with one action if they all share the same assigned
._id. It is important to note that.fullCalendar()functions reference a psuedo created string mimic of the event.idthat is found at._id.
- title:
The title or description of the item.
- type:
0 = UNFILLED SHIFT
1 = FILLED SHIFT
2 = APPROVED DAY OFF REQUEST
3 = UNAPPROVED DAY OFF REQUEST
8 = SIGN OUT
- start:
The date (and optionally time) that the event will start.
- end:
The date (and optionally time) that the event will end.
- className:
.fc-0 = UNFILLED SHIFT
.fc-1 = FILLED SHIFT
.fc-2 = APPROVED DAY OFF REQUEST
.fc-3 = UNAPPROVED DAY OFF REQUEST
.fc-4 = SIGN OUT
- slots:
A count of the amount of assignments this shift can/should have.
- assignments:
An array of objects containing information about the shift assignment and it's assignee.
##Adding Events
.fullCalendar( 'renderEvent', event [, stick ] ) renders a new event on the calendar. The event must be an Event Object with a title and start at the very least. Normally, the event will disappear once the calendar refetches its event sources (example: when prev/next is clicked). However, specifying stick as true will cause the event to be permanently fixed to the calendar.
##Removing Events
##Filtering Events