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The KendoReact Scheduler accepts a collection of Scheduler views as children but renders only the currently active view.
View Types
Currently, the Scheduler component supports the following built-in views:
Getting Started
To render the desired views, import them from the @progress/kendo-react-scheduler package.
import { Scheduler, DayView, WeekView } from '@progress/kendo-react-scheduler';To specify the available views and set their configuration options, place them as child components of the Scheduler component.
<Scheduler>
<DayView startTime="07:00"/>
<WeekView workWeekStart={Day.Monday} />
</Scheduler>The following example demonstrates how to render the Day, Week, and Month Scheduler views.
Setting the Default View
To set the initially selected view, set the defaultView property to the name of the desired view.
<Scheduler defaultView="week">
<DayView />
<Week />
<MonthView />
</Scheduler>Controlling the Selected View
To control the view selection, provide a pair of the view and onViewChange properties. Providing only the view property will render the Scheduler in a read-only view state.
The following example demonstrates how to control the view state based on an external source.
Multi-Day Timed Events
In Day, Week, and WorkWeek views, multi-day timed events appear in the all-day row with their start and end times. Arrows at the sides of an event indicate that it starts before or ends after the visible date range.
The event's dates and isAllDay value do not change. Single-day timed events stay in the time grid. All-day events (isAllDay: true) have no time labels.
The example below shows all three event types.