Paul Butler.org

There have been a few times - and there will certainly be more - where I need to generate a calendar through JavaScript. Although there are a few good open-source JavaScript calendars out there, there is always a trade-off between flexibility and simplicity. The goal of popCalendar was to maximize flexibility without compromising simplicity. To do this, it is built in a modular way so that it can be extended, but it is still simple to use.

Currently, there is only one component: the calendar itself. In a future release, I will add a component to allow the calendar to be used as a date input for a text input.

It is still in beta, but in my brief testing I didn’t find any bugs. Here are some links if you are interested in using it for yourself (see readme.txt for license):

• Download popCalendar 0.7
• Example calendar
• Readme.txt