Any way to use it as full day? 24 hours? It's not working when you set it as 24 hours.

[jfrux]

00:00:00 to 23:59:59

Ideally, my situation is that I need to be able to schedule 24/7.

This addon is great, I might have to just add it if not.
Anybody have any ideas of how I could accomplish this?

[willrax]

We have something similar to this in our application. I can share our implementation details for you.

[jfrux]

Nice! That would be awesome!

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On Mar 11, 2018, 2:50 PM -0400, Will Raxworthy ***@***.***>, wrote: We have something similar to this in our application. I can share our implementation details for you. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[willrax]

here's what we have:

{{#as-calendar
  title="Calendar"
  dayStartingTime="00:00"
  dayEndingTime="24:00"
  occurrences=occurrences
  startFromDate=true
  timeSlotHeight="25"
  timeSlotDuration="0:30"
  onAddOccurrence=(action "calendarAddTimeslot") as |occurrence options|}}
{{!-- some other stuff --}}
{{/as-calendar}}

[willrax]

This shows the following:

[jfrux]

I think I've got it working... But I've done some alterations to the plugin to get what I needed out of it but I'm getting another issue relating to the very top event being duped to the previous day.

I can't see how its adding it to the previous day with the occurrences filter doing isSameOrAfter && isSameOrBefore

[willrax]

Ah yeah. We had that as well.

If i remember correctly, the reason it's happening is because moment treats 00:00 as both the current day and the day before. We never really found a way to tackle it. We tried adding a second to the time. Would love to make the implementation smarter or use something that doesn't treat 00:00 as two days.

[jfrux]

So maybe we need to do some hackiness to hide the duped instance for now I suppose. I’m sure I’ll figure out a way to rig it up soon haha. Thanks!

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On Mar 12, 2018, 10:14 AM -0400, Will Raxworthy ***@***.***>, wrote: Ah yeah. We had that as well. If i remember correctly, the reason it's happening is because moment treats 00:00 as both the current day and the day before. We never really found a way to tackle it. We tried adding a second to the time. Would love to make the implementation smarter or use something that doesn't treat 00:00 as two days. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[willrax]

We ended up not worrying about it because the majority of our scheduling is during work hours. Let me know if you figure something out though and we can try to incorporate it in!