Update to Fullcalendar library v6

So I just merged 5.x into 6.x resolved merge conflicts and added support for v6 which includes: modification of few libraries and replacing few deprecated options with new ones. Also added the ability to use once instead of jquery.once.

+1 for this patch. We have been using it on a large D10 project for the past few months with success. It helped us meet our accessibility initiatives.

@mattdanger are you using this patch on the latest 5.x version of the module, or have you switched to 6.x that has the upgrade to v5 of the library installed - https://www.drupal.org/project/fullcalendar_view/issues/3085884 → ?

I tried to install this patch via composer on the 6x branch, which led to some requirements conflicts. I just downloaded the code manually from the issue fork and dropped it in a local test instance, but I get ajax errors when editing a view for it and the calendar doesn't render on 10.3.1.

I'd love to try this out, mark it RTBC if it works and get a new version of this module out - is this still working for you dinazaur & MattDanger?

I am planing to develop a premium version of this module, which will support the FullCalendar 6.

Details see 🌱 Premium Version Active

The extra features in the paid version aren't of interest to me (no recurring events or rrules needs), since someone already wrote code for Fullcalendar 6 to work that seems appropriate to just put into a new branch if it's functional and then the bonus features can be added on top of that.

We're using the calendar as a simple visual tracker, it'd just be nice to have the latest version for UI / accessibility improvements. :)

It is good hear that a patch is enough to help someone already.

I close this issue since this feature won't be considered as the free version of this module.

Here is static patch

Here is patch for d11

Removed the following lines of code from module:

// Store the preprocess theme functions in a separate .inc file.
\Drupal::moduleHandler()->loadInclude('fullcalendar_view', 'inc', 'fullcalendar_view.theme');