Support adding create, view and edit templates

[HaithemMosbahi]

The basic implementation of the full calendar library doesn't offer view and edit functionalities.
The purpose of the scheduler-component is to provide a highly customizable calendar that brings features in more declarative way. Furthermore, the goal is to facilitate the integration of additional features without worrying about the internal implementation of the fullCalendar library.
This feature will allows developers to provide the scheduler component with their view, create & edit templates.
Also the scheduler component will offer a default implementation of :

• View an event in a paper dialog.
• Create a new event by clicking on the desired date in the scheduler. ( will only support adding the title for the upcoming release and also to keep the default template as simple as possible )
• Edit an existing event by changing its title.

[threeaccents]

Hey man with this feature are you thinking of allowing the developer to just modify the template that gets shown on event click or modify the entire behavior that occurs on an event click?

[HaithemMosbahi]

I've been thinking of allowing the developer to modify the template.
The scheduler already dispatches events like click on event, click on day, change of view, etc. So the developer can do whatever he wants by listening to these events : like opening a dialog or navigating to new page.
However, I thought that it would be nice if the scheduler comes with ready to use templates which simplify the developer's task. These templates are also web components that can be overridden easily.
A simple example to illustrate the idea :

 <scheduler-component
          default-view="month"
          editable week-numbers>
       <scheduler-view-element> 
           <!-- for example the default template of this element is a dialog that
              gets shown when the user click on event,
              with the title of event as header, etc. -->
        </scheduler-view-element>
        <scheduler-create-element>
              <!-- The default behavior of this element is a dialog that gets shown
              when a user select a slot from the  scheduler  -->
              <template>
                  <!--  The developer can provide the template (content) of this element, 
                  for example an input for the event's title and a text area
                  for the event's description--> 
             </template>
       </scheduler-create-element>
 </scheduler-component>

What do you think ?