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Calendar Provider

The goal of calendar providers is to allow developers to add different types of calendars to the user’s calendar. The main class responsible for working with calendar providers is Calendar Manager. This class contains all providers and is responsible for collecting and merging data from them.

Add a Provider

To add a calendar provider, create a class implements CalendarProviderInterface, register it as a service, and mark it with the oro_calendar.calendar_provider tag. Each provider must have an alias that is a unique identifier of a provider. The following example shows how a calendar provider can be registered:

oro_calendar.calendar_provider.user:
    class: Oro\Bundle\CalendarBundle\Provider\UserCalendarProvider
    arguments:
        - '@oro_entity.doctrine_helper'
        - '@oro_entity.entity_name_resolver'
        - '@oro_calendar.calendar_event_normalizer.user'
    tags:
        - { name: oro_calendar.calendar_provider, alias: user }

As mentioned below, your provider must implement CalendarProviderInterface which contains only two methods:

• getCalendarDefaultValues - This method returns default values of a calendar properties, such as calendar name, permissions, widget options, etc.

• getCalendarEvents - This method returns a list of calendar events.