rschedule = import('@rschedule/rschedule@0.11.3')
// standardAdapter = import('https://unpkg.com/@rschedule/standard-date-adapter@0.11.0/build/module.js?module')
standardAdapter = import('@rschedule/standard-date-adapter@0.11.0')
rschedule.RScheduleConfig.defaultDateAdapter = standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter;
// A schedule is analogous to a ruleset in rrule.js
schedule = new rschedule.Schedule({
rrules: [
{
start: new Date(2014, 0, 2),
frequency: "YEARLY",
duration: 1000 * 60 * 60 * 6, // Add 6 hours, duration is specified in milliseconds
count: 10
}
],
dateAdapter: standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter,
} );
schedule.occurrences().toArray().map(adapter => adapter.date.toLocaleString());
// Create a new rrule
rrule2002 = new rschedule.Rule({
start: new Date(2002,2),
frequency: 'DAILY',
count: 4,
}, {data: 'dsfdfdfd', dateAdapter: standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter},)
// Add the rule to the starting schedule
newSchedule1 = schedule.add('rrule', rrule2002)
// Check output
newSchedule1.occurrences().toArray().map(adapter => adapter.date.toLocaleString())
rdate2005 = new Date(2005,6,6)
// Add a rdate to the schedule
newSchedule2 = newSchedule1.add('rdate', rdate2005)
// Check output
newSchedule2.occurrences().toArray().map(adapter => adapter.date.toLocaleString());
newSchedule3 = newSchedule2.add('exdate', rdate2005)
newSchedule3.occurrences().toArray().map(adapter => adapter.date.toLocaleString());
// Add an exrule to the schedule (the same rrule we added earlier)
newSchedule4 = newSchedule3.add('exrule', rrule2002)
// Check output
newSchedule4.occurrences().toArray().map(adapter => adapter.date.toLocaleString());
// Initialize a date
threeDatesWithDuration = new rschedule.Dates({
dates: [new Date(2000), new Date(2001), new Date(2002)],
duration: 32434,
// duration: [123, 2134, 233] //It is possible to set an array as a duration. That doesn't seem right?
dateAdapter: standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter});
// How do I access the duration of a single date?
threeDatesWithDuration.occurrences //??
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