cal.pub0.org/packages/features/calendars/weeklyview/state/store.ts

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import { create } from "zustand";
import dayjs from "@calcom/dayjs";
import type {
CalendarComponentProps,
CalendarPublicActions,
CalendarState,
CalendarStoreProps,
} from "../types/state";
import { mergeOverlappingDateRanges, weekdayDates } from "../utils";
const defaultState: CalendarComponentProps = {
view: "week",
startDate: weekdayDates(0, new Date()).startDate,
endDate: weekdayDates(0, new Date()).endDate,
events: [],
startHour: 0,
endHour: 23,
gridCellsPerHour: 4,
};
export const useCalendarStore = create<CalendarStoreProps>((set) => ({
...defaultState,
setView: (view: CalendarComponentProps["view"]) => set({ view }),
setStartDate: (startDate: CalendarComponentProps["startDate"]) => set({ startDate }),
setEndDate: (endDate: CalendarComponentProps["endDate"]) => set({ endDate }),
setEvents: (events: CalendarComponentProps["events"]) => set({ events }),
// This looks a bit odd but init state only overrides the public props + actions as we don't want to override our internal state
initState: (state: CalendarState & CalendarPublicActions) => {
// Handle sorting of events if required
let events = state.events;
if (state.sortEvents) {
events = state.events.sort(
(a, b) => dayjs(a.start).get("milliseconds") - dayjs(b.start).get("milliseconds")
);
}
const blockingDates = mergeOverlappingDateRanges(state.blockingDates || []); // We merge overlapping dates so we don't get duplicate blocking "Cells" in the UI
set({
...state,
blockingDates,
events,
});
},
setSelectedEvent: (event) => set({ selectedEvent: event }),
handleDateChange: (payload) =>
set((state) => {
const { startDate, endDate } = state;
if (payload === "INCREMENT") {
const newStartDate = dayjs(startDate).add(1, state.view).toDate();
const newEndDate = dayjs(endDate).add(1, state.view).toDate();
// Do nothing if
if (
(state.minDate && newStartDate < state.minDate) ||
(state.maxDate && newEndDate > state.maxDate)
) {
return {
startDate,
endDate,
};
}
// We call this callback if we have it -> Allows you to change your state outside of the component
state.onDateChange && state.onDateChange(newStartDate, newEndDate);
return {
startDate: newStartDate,
endDate: newEndDate,
};
}
const newStartDate = dayjs(startDate).subtract(1, state.view).toDate();
const newEndDate = dayjs(endDate).subtract(1, state.view).toDate();
state.onDateChange && state.onDateChange(newStartDate, newEndDate);
return {
startDate: newStartDate,
endDate: newEndDate,
};
}),
}));