Summary: There were errors in my branch because importing the .default was not pulling in the correct default whereas when I removed it, it seemed to work fine. This might be some kind of change in React 15.6 for how default modules are imported/required.

Summary: For <EventCell /> to know that it can be resized I am passing down the resize prop to that component. This is because, unlike in the previous implementation, I am not passing down what would be the eventWrapper from the dragAndDrop addon. I didn't know how to pass down multiple components based on whether the calendar was resizable. So I went this route. Sorry, not sorry.

Summary: I created <ResizableEventLR /> to handle resizing events in the month view. If <EventCell resizable /> then it will render the resizable component.

I added styles so that I could see what is going on. There is a red bg. Sorry, not sorry.

There is no functionality at the moment but I started building it out. There is certainly more to be worked on here.

Summary: Updated the resize function to be aware of the end as well as the start time. This is when there are two dnd handlers on an event at once.

I renamed the component to be more semantic with its usage. Styles were correspondingly updated.

Summary: I didn't realize the conent should be aligned left.

Summary: Refactored components to look a bit more readable.

Summary: Refactored <ResizableEvent /> and added the ability to resize the top component.

Summary: Refactored the if/else statement into a switch statement.

Summary: I deleted these chanages thinking they were old. My mistake!

Summary: Remove unused code.

summary: remove resizable prop from lower-level components so that resizable logic is encapsulated in the dnd addon.

summary: add id to events and update dnd example accordingly.

Fix: Pass 'isAllDay' prop to header event components

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