Day, week, month, agenda, resource, scheduler, and task views share one date model.

QCalendar
Build Beautiful, Responsive Calendars for Vue and Quasar
Build day, week, month, agenda, resource, scheduler, and task calendars with one consistent Vue and Quasar calendar system instead of stitching several widgets together.
One calendar family, multiple views, and room for real application workflows
QCalendar goes beyond a single month grid: timeline views, resource planning, mini-mode selection, scheduler layouts, and task surfaces all live inside the same API family.
Selection, navigation, formatting, slots, and events stay familiar as views change.
Compose full planners, compact date pickers, sidebars, schedulers, and task boards.
A broad calendar toolkit for scheduling, planning, task views, and date-driven interfaces
QCalendar is intentionally wide in capability but consistent in structure: shared date logic, theming, slots, and view-specific surfaces for planning-heavy interfaces.
Day and Week Planning
Use interval-based day and week views for schedules, booking flows, and detailed time-based planning.
Month and Mini Mode
Handle classic month layouts and compact mini-mode selection with the same calendar family.
Agenda Views
Build list-and-column planning surfaces when a standard grid is not the clearest way to present the schedule.
Resource and Scheduler
Map time across people, rooms, equipment, or teams with resource-aware calendar layouts.
Task and Planning Surfaces
Support timesheets, task views, and more planning-heavy layouts without leaving the QCalendar family.
Themes, Slots, and Locale
Adapt calendar presentation with custom themes, slot-driven rendering, and locale-aware date behavior.
Built in the same docs workflow as the other md-plugins sites
This site runs on Q-Press and the shared md-plugins tooling, so QCalendar's docs, examples, and navigation fit into the same family as the sibling Quasar UI projects.
Start with quick start, then use the examples as your map
QCalendar has the broadest surface area of the sibling projects, so the docs are designed to move you from installation into anatomy, theming, and then the example collections for each calendar family.