Published
Edited
Aug 8, 2019
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')
// jsonTools = import('https://unpkg.com/@rschedule/json-tools@0.11.0/build/main.js?module')
jsonTools = import('@rschedule/json-tools')
rschedule.RScheduleConfig.defaultDateAdapter = standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter;
schedule = new rschedule.Schedule({
// rdates: [new Date(1800,10,23)], // This works
// rdates: [{start: [new Date(1800,10,23), new Date()], duration: 1212}], // Throws "invalid date" ERROR
// rdates: [{start: new Date(1800,10,23), duration: 1212}], // Throws "invalid date" ERROR
// rdates: [{start: new Date(1969), data: 'USA lands on the moon'}], // Throws "invalid date" ERROR
data: "Event Title",
dateAdapter: standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter,
});
dates = new rschedule.Dates({
dates: [new standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter(new Date(), {duration: 1000}),
new standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter(new Date(2002,4,2), {duration: 1000})],
// duration: 5454,
data: 'Title of date',
dateAdapter: standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter
});
workingSchedule = new rschedule.Schedule({
rdates: [new Date(1800,10,23)], // This works
data: "Event Title",
dateAdapter: standardAdapter.StandardDateAdapter,
});
workingSchedule.add('rdate', dates)
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