ui/dev.shivathapaa.nepalidatepickerkmp.ios/NepaliEventOptions

NepaliEventOptions

What the pickers should mark, for a Swift caller.

Compose colors do not cross the Objective-C bridge in any usable form, so colors arrive as 0xAARRGGBB integers and 0 means "keep the slot the theme resolved". The switches mirror NepaliEventDisplayStyle, whose defaults these restate: a closed day is a colored number and nothing else, which leaves the dots to the events that ask for one.

Marking never blocks. To refuse the days it marks, build the same policy in Swift and pass policy.asSelectableDates() through a factory's selectableDates parameter.

Constructors

NepaliEventOptions

constructor()

Properties

describeEvents

var describeEvents: Boolean

events

var events: List<NepaliEventInfo>

indicateWeeklyOff

var indicateWeeklyOff: Boolean

markedContainerColorArgb

var markedContainerColorArgb: Int

markEvents

var markEvents: Boolean

markWeeklyOff

var markWeeklyOff: Boolean

observanceColorArgb

var observanceColorArgb: Int

publicHolidayColorArgb

var publicHolidayColorArgb: Int

regionalColorArgb

var regionalColorArgb: Int

religiousColorArgb

var religiousColorArgb: Int

tintContainer

var tintContainer: Boolean

weeklyOffColorArgb

var weeklyOffColorArgb: Int

weeklyOffDays

var weeklyOffDays: List<Int>

weekdays the institution never opens, 1 for Sunday through 7 for Saturday. Nepal's office week is [7]; a school closed Saturday and Sunday is [7, 1]. A number outside 1..7 is dropped rather than throwing, since a Swift literal cannot be checked at compile time.