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## What's implemented
- Three month calendar pickers (current, next, next+1) rendered as reusable DatePickerCalendar components.
- A day schedule view (SchedulerView) showing hourly slots and appointments in a table.
- Navigation between months, selectable days via EventCallback/@bind-SelectedDate, and mocked appointment data.
## Key components
- DatePickerCalendar (custom Razor component)
- SchedulerView (custom Razor component)
- AppointmentModel (plain C# model)
- Bootstrap elements: card, table, buttons, grid (container-fluid, row, col-*)
- Razor features: EventCallback<DateTime>, [Parameter], OnParametersSet, OnInitialized
## How it works
- DatePickerCalendar generates a 6x7 calendar matrix in GenerateCalendar() and exposes SelectedDateChanged via EventCallback to parent components.
- SchedulerWithCalendars binds selectedDate to three DatePickerCalendar instances using @bind-SelectedDate and passes the value to SchedulerView.
- SchedulerView filters a local allAppointments list in OnParametersSet to build dayAppointments for the DisplayDate and renders hourly rows (8 AM–5 PM) in a Bootstrap table.
- Interaction patterns use click handlers on table cells, month navigation methods (PreviousMonth/NextMonth), and component parameters for data flow.
## Styling
- Visual layout uses Bootstrap classes (container-fluid, row, col-lg-*, card, table-responsive, table-striped).
- Local component styles live in component-scoped CSS files (DatePickerCalendar.razor.css, SchedulerView.razor.css) for hover states and table alignment.
- Responsive behavior uses Bootstrap grid; calendar columns stack on small screens via col-lg breakpoints and table-responsive wrapper for schedule.
## Reuse steps
1. Add Bootstrap CSS and Font Awesome to the project (index.html or _Host.cshtml) if not present.
2. Drop the Razor components and AppointmentModel into a Blazor project and register any namespaces used.
3. Replace mock data in SchedulerView.OnInitialized with a service call (inject a repository or HttpClient) and map to AppointmentModel.
4. Maintain EventCallback/@bind-SelectedDate usage for parent-child date binding; adapt GenerateCalendar logic for culture or first-day-of-week changes.
5. Optionally add persistence, CRUD methods, and a shared appointments service for state across pages.
## Limitations & next steps
- The demo uses in-memory mock appointments; no persistence, authentication, or server API is wired.
- No drag-and-drop or multi-slot appointments; EndTime is present on the model but not rendered or validated.
- Accessibility, localization of weekday start, and timezone handling require enhancement.
- Next steps: inject a data service, add appointment editing dialog or form, implement paging or multi-day views, and add unit tests for calendar generation logic.