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Generate pdf month calendars with autoscaling/sizing

With the addMonth() introduced in 1.0.8 you can generate a PDF containing multiple months. Each month will be on it's own page then.

Unique features

The class can try to put everything on one page
In an normal calendar, all rows have the same height
This library can shrink/expand rows, so everything fits on one page. See setResizeRowHeightsIfNeeded(true/false);
If this is not enough, it can reduce the font size until everything fits on one page. See setShrinkFontSizeIfNeeded(true/false);

Usage:

In your composer.json add the dependency:

    "require": {
        "php": "^8.1",
        "a-schild/pdfcalendarbuilder": ">=1.0.11",
    }

Creating the class and generate calendar

$cal = new aschild\PDFCalendarBuilder\CalendarBuilder(1, 2019, "Calendar title", true, 'mm', 'A4');
$cal->startPDF();
$cal->addEntry($startDate, $endDate, "Entry 1", "#000000", "#fffff");
$cal->buildCalendar();
$cal->Output("calendar.pdf", "I");

Creating the class and generate calendar for 3 months (Required version 1.0.7 or higher)

$cal = new aschild\PDFCalendarBuilder\CalendarBuilder(1, 2019, "Calendar title Jan", true, 'mm', 'A4');
$cal->startPDF();
$cal->addEntry($startDate1, $endDate1, "Entry 1", "#000000", "#ffffff");
$cal->buildCalendar();
$cal->addMonth(2, 2019, "Title for Feb");
$cal->addEntry($startDate2, $endDate2, "Entry 1", "#000000", "#ffffff");
$cal->buildCalendar();
$cal->addMonth(3, 2019, "Title for March");
$cal->addEntry($startDate3, $endDate3, "Entry 1", "#000000", "#ffffff");
$cal->buildCalendar();
$cal->Output("calendar.pdf", "I");