Ivy Framework Documentation

Ivy provides several categories of hooks to manage different aspects of component logic:

Core Hooks

• UseState: Add local state to your components.
• UseEffect: Perform side effects in your components.

Performance Hooks

• UseMemo: Memoize expensive calculations to optimize performance.

Other Hooks

• UseRef: Store mutable values that persist across renders.

Streaming Hooks

• UseStream: Create a stream to push real-time data to frontend widgets.

Use the Ivy.Auth.Auth0 package to provide Auth0-based user authentication and identity management within your Ivy applications. This package allows you to leverage Auth0's identity services while maintaining the pure C# reactive development model of the Ivy Framework.

For detailed setup, configuration, and implementation steps, refer to the official Ivy Authentication Documentation.

The Calendar widget allows you to display and manage events across multiple views (Month, Week, Day, and Agenda). It can be built inside views or layouts and integrates with state to manage event data. It supports built-in navigation, drag-and-drop event moving, and click interactions.

new Calendar(
    new CalendarEvent()
        .EventId("1").Title("Team Standup")
        .Start(DateTime.Today.AddHours(9))
        .End(DateTime.Today.AddHours(9).AddMinutes(30)),
    new CalendarEvent()
        .EventId("2").Title("Sprint Planning")
        .Start(DateTime.Today.AddDays(1).AddHours(10))
        .End(DateTime.Today.AddDays(1).AddHours(12))
        .Color("Blue")
)