Material and Cupertino Style Date Picker with Bikram Sambat(Nepali) Calendar Support. Supports Android, iOS and Fuchsia. Available in Nepali and English Languages.

Easy to use and beautiful calendar strip component for Flutter.

World Holidays is a mobile app built with Flutter that displays the various holidays in a year across the countries of the world and reminds you of your favourite holidays.

World Holidays is a mobile app built with Flutter that displays the various holidays in a year across the countries of the world and reminds you of your favourite holidays.

A new Flutter application implementing a simple mobile calendar app for storing basic events into Firebase cloud database.

Allows to use date pickers without dialog. Provides some customizable styles for date pickers.

A calendar view by week.

The Flutter plugin that help you can choose dates and years with rounded calendars and customizable themes.

A flutter date time picker inspired by flutter-cupertino-date-picker.

Internationalized material style dialog for picking a single month from an infinite list of years.

A calendar widget to easily scroll through the years.

A Heat Map Calendar based on Github’s contributions chart which can be used to visualize values over time.

A persian ( farsi ) datepicker for flutter.

An Offline Medicine Reminder Built with Flutter, Provider and BLoC pattern.

A flutter calendar package to allow users to scroll through given dates either by swiping left and right or pressing the arrows.

Calendar widget library for Flutter apps. Offers multiple ways to customize the widget.

DatePickerTimeline, a Flutter Date Picker Library that provides a calendar as a horizontal timeline.

Flutter date range pickers use a dialog window to select a range of dates on mobile. Add to pubspec.yaml in dependencies

Flutter Cupertino Date Picker. Add this to you package’s pubspec.yaml file, Run command, Import in Dart code, Display DatePicker

Scrolling Calendar Events List widget for Flutter. Shows a scrolling calendar list of events. This is still relatively basic, it always assumes that