Release 4.1.2

• Fixed: Dynamically setting the time column background via setTimeColumnBackgroundColor() didn't work.
• Fixed: When showFirstDayOfWeekFirst, WeekView would sometimes show the incorrect week.

Thanks for reporting these issues, @Huakas!

Release 4.1.1

• Fixed: WeekView no longer crashes when EmojiCompat is not used in the application.

Thanks for reporting this, @Huakas!

Release 4.1

• New: Emojis in event titles and locations are now displayed correctly.
• New: When TalkBack is turned on, WeekView now provides accessibility support for interacting with events.

Release 4.0.1

• Fixed: Event chips no longer disappear when scrolling in some cases.
• Fixed: Multi-day all-day events are no longer cut off after the first day.

Thanks for reporting issues, MohammadB72 and verzhbitski!

Release 4.0.0

This release includes many new features and breaking changes.

• New: Providing events to WeekView is now easier. Check out the wiki to find out more.
• New: You can use JodaTime, JSR-310, and ThreeTenABP with WeekView. Check out the wiki to find out more.
• New: When building a WeekViewEvent via WeekViewEvent.Builder, you can pass in resource IDs for the title and location.
• New: When declaring the style of a WeekViewEvent via WeekViewEvent.Style.Builder, you can pass in resource IDs for color and dimension properties.
• New: You can use custom fonts with WeekView by setting fontFamily, typeface, and textStyle in the XML layout file.
• New: You can set the text in event chips to adapt to the chip’s height by setting isAdaptiveEventTextSize = true or app:adaptiveEventTextSize="true".
• Changed: WeekView now uses AndroidX instead of the old Support Library.
• Changed: WeekView is now a 100% Kotlin project.
• Changed: WeekViewLoader is removed; use any of the new EventsLoaders instead.
• Changed: The naming of various listeners and setter methods is more unified. Check out the wiki to find out more.
• Changed: Use more extensive caching and reduce redundant Canvas operations for better performance.
• Changed: The “now line” is now drawn over the entire width of a day.
• Changed: Event chips use anti-aliasing for smoother corner radiuses.
• Changed: The event location is displayed underneath the event title if there is enough space.
• Fixed: Live preview of WeekView in Android Studio is working again.
• Fixed: Text is no longer being drawn outside of a too-small event chip.
• Fixed: Event clicks are no longer ignored or attributed to the wrong event.
• Fixed: A situation where both OnEventLongClickListener and OnEmptyViewLongClickListener were called no longer occurs.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to this release and reported issues!

Release 3.4.2

• New: You can now choose to not restore the number of visible days on configuration changes by setting restoreNumberOfVisibleDays to false.
• Fixed: defaultEventColor is no longer ignored.
• Fixed: The first visible day is now correctly updated when scrolling slowly.

Release 3.4.1

• Changed: The columnGap attribute is now applied to all days currently visible. Previously, it was not applied to the last day.
• Fixed: Calling goToDate() no longer scrolls WeekView to the wrong date.

Thanks to everyone who reported issues!

Release 3.4

• New: You can now use WeekViewEvent.Builder to build a WeekViewEvent.
• New: The styling of a WeekViewEvent is now done via WeekViewEvent.Style, which you can construct via WeekViewEvent.Style.Builder. You can use it to set the background color, text color, border width, border color and text strike-through of the event.
• New: WeekView now restores the currently displayed date on configuration changes.
• Fixed: Calls to setHeaderRowTextColor() and setHeaderRowTextSize() are no longer ignored.
• Fixed: Calling notifyDataSetChanged() results in onMonthChange() being called again.
• Fixed: On the day of a time change, 3am is no longer being shown twice in the time column.
• Fixed: onMonthChange() is no longer called unnecessarily.

Thanks to everyone who reported issues!

Release 3.3

• New: You can now define the time range to be displayed for each day by setting minHour and maxHour in your layout XML, or by calling weekView.setMinHour() and weekView.setMaxHour() in your code.
• New: You can now add the option to automatically scroll to the current time when WeekView is first displayed by setting showCurrentTimeFirst to true.
• New: You can opt to use a multi-line date header by setting singleLineHeader to false.
• Fix: The attribute showNowLine is no longer ignored.

Thanks to @Bwaim and @Mauker1 for contributing to this release!

Release 3.2.1

This release fixes a JitPack build error, which caused an exception when adding this library to a project. Check out release 3.2 for all changes.