Our multi-featured React JS scheduler delivers an extensible architecture, clean UI,
and dynamic loading - all optimized for performing in enterprise-grade React apps.
DHTMLX Scheduler enables you to leverage the power of React components for in-depth customization. Thus, you can modify event templates, tooltips, and lightbox forms using custom React components. By changing a single property, you replace standard elements with tailored interfaces with no direct DOM manipulations. This approach is ideal for building feature-rich scheduling interfaces adapted to your business requirements.
The Scheduler component supports recurring and multisection events, dynamic loading, and intuitive drag-and-drop behavior. Whether you're managing team workflow or planning appointments, DHTMLX Scheduler handles automatic adjustments and conflict detection. You can set default calendar views, including Day, Week, Month, Map, and Resource (Units), and configure their appearance. The Timeline view, for example, allows specifying custom HTML templates for the content of cells in all modes.
Every element of your React Scheduler can be configured via dedicated props, including view modes, date formats, event rendering, and behavior options. You can dynamically pass new props to update the scheduler without reloading or re-initializing the component. This makes it easy to respond to user interactions or context changes while keeping your code modular and React-friendly.
DHTMLX Scheduler offers multiple built-in themes out of the box and supports runtime theming via the skin prop. These themes facilitate easy and time-saving customization through CSS variables, allowing you to adjust colors, fonts, and other stylistic elements across the entire application with minimal modifications to the source code. Seamless integration of React Scheduler with MUI components ensures your scheduling calendar matches the rest of your UI.
The dedicated DHTMLX React Scheduler NPM package simplifies installation and ensures a smooth integration process. Created to work seamlessly with React 18 and higher, the Scheduler component uses native React props and state to manage configurations and data. Under the hood, the React wrapper connects with a standard DHTMLX Scheduler instance, automatically mapping props like events and settings into the proper Scheduler structures.
Using Redux with DHTMLX React Scheduler helps centralize your app’s state management, ensuring clear data flow and smooth UI behavior. When event data is modified, you simply dispatch an action to update Redux, and the Scheduler re-renders accordingly. This setup simplifies the management of complex interactions and data dependencies, which is especially useful when multiple parts of your app need to respond to the same data.
React Scheduler includes comprehensive type definitions, making it a solid choice for TypeScript-based projects. Thanks to JSX and TSX support, you can leverage TypeScript's strong typing alongside React’s declarative syntax to build robust, maintainable Scheduler interfaces. This enhances both development efficiency and code quality, ensuring that your event data and Scheduler props are always correctly aligned.
