Theme
Schedule Theme
Do not forget to set a theme!
I will cover each setting of the theme in order.
Message:
The message setting is very simply the message you want logged to the console to let potential clients know you, and your schedule, are ready for work.
The default setting for the message is, Open For Business.
Time Of Day
The timeOfDay setting is a small object containing a set option and a setting option.
The set option has a choice between two settings. Auto and Manual. The default is Auto if Manual has not been used.
Auto
Setting the timeOfDay to Auto will then proceed to use Luxon's DateTime Class will determine whether it is early or late enough to still be using the night theme or if it needs to switch to the day theme.
Manual
Setting the timeOfDay to Manual then will require for you to set the setting option of the timeOfDay object to either permanently be in day theme mode, or in night theme mode.
Intervals
Sticking the design to how a daily planner might look like, every one of them has each hour broken into intervals. The default is set to 15 for 15 minute intervals. If you want to set it yourself, the options are between 15, 30, and 60 for 15 minutes, 30 minutes, and 60 minutes respectively.
Font
One of the options for freelancers to put their own spin on how things look is with the typography. So..., here is the place that they will be able to provide what font everything should be in. Though, if you do not set it, the default will be a sans-serif. This provides that the schedule itself will have universal flexibility.
Colors
This is where the freelancers will also have more flexibility over the look of their schedule.
Primary
I will provide where this color makes the most difference in the style.
Secondary
I will provide where this color makes the most difference in the style.
Tertiary
I will provide where this color makes the most difference in the style.
Grayscale
There will be no need to worry about the grayscale colors as we have taken care of that.
Errors
There is also a color for the errors themselves. Just something to keep in mind when selecting the colors for your application.