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I want to support a UI using ResourcesCalendar mode that allows me to render events per resource columns, but resource type is mixed, so I want to show groups/columns for event assignee, event room, event resource, event location, event specific invitees, etc. at the same time.
Problem
Current setup with resourceId as a single value doesn't allow me to build that. It forces a 1 <-> N relation between resource and event.
Suggestion
We should unblock the N <-> N resource to event relation to being able to implement this UI with Library rendering engine support.
I was thinking about 2 options:
Introducing new resourceIds?: string[] to support this (instead of the existing resourceId: string that forces 1 <-> N relation)
Introducing a custom callback (maybe as the CalendarContainer or CalendarBody) for a defined event so the consumer code would define the logic on its own and implement this N <-> N relation on its own.
Issue Type
Important
This is a feature request.
Details
I want to support a UI using
ResourcesCalendarmode that allows me to render events per resource columns, but resource type is mixed, so I want to show groups/columns for event assignee, event room, event resource, event location, event specific invitees, etc. at the same time.Problem
Current setup with
resourceIdas a single value doesn't allow me to build that. It forces a1 <-> Nrelation between resource and event.Suggestion
We should unblock the
N <-> Nresource to event relation to being able to implement this UI with Library rendering engine support.I was thinking about 2 options:
resourceIds?: string[]to support this (instead of the existingresourceId: stringthat forces 1 <-> N relation)CalendarContainerorCalendarBody) for a defined event so the consumer code would define the logic on its own and implement thisN <-> Nrelation on its own.