Salesforce Integration

Install forceCalendar on Salesforce

One-click install via unlocked package. Includes LWC components, Apex controller, and the bundled static resource. No code required.

What the package includes

forceCalendar

Production-ready LWC component that connects to Salesforce Events through Apex. Supports month, week, and day views with create, update, and delete.

forceCalendarDemo

Standalone demo component with sample events. No Apex required. Use this to verify the install worked before wiring up real data.

ForceCalendarController

Apex controller for querying and managing Salesforce Event records. Includes test class with coverage.

Static Resource

Bundled @forcecalendar/core and @forcecalendar/interface as a single IIFE file. Zero external dependencies.

Install in a sandbox first

Always test in a sandbox before deploying to production. This is an unlocked package — you can inspect and modify every component after install.

Install to your sandbox

Click the button below to open the Salesforce package installer in your sandbox org. Log in with your sandbox credentials. Select “Install for Admins Only” or “Install for All Users” depending on who should access the calendar.

Install on Sandbox

Add the calendar to a Lightning page

After install, the components are available in Lightning App Builder:

Go to Setup → Lightning App Builder
Create a new App Page or edit an existing one
Search for “ForceCalendar” in the component panel
Drag ForceCalendar Demo onto the page to verify it works
Save, activate, and open the page

The demo component loads sample events automatically — you should see a working calendar with month, week, and day views immediately.

Test thoroughly before production

Before deploying to production, verify in your sandbox:

All three views (month, week, day) render correctly
Event creation, editing, and deletion work with your data
Calendar displays correctly for all user profiles that need access
Performance is acceptable with your typical event volume

Deploy to production

Once you’ve verified everything works in your sandbox, install the same package in production.

Install on Production

For developers

If you prefer CLI deployment or want to customize the source code.

Install via Salesforce CLI

Or clone and deploy from source

Terminal

git clone https://github.com/forceCalendar/salesforce.git
cd salesforce
npm install
npm run build
cd dist
sf project deploy start --target-org your-sandbox-alias

The build script bundles @forcecalendar/core and @forcecalendar/interface from npm into a single static resource. You can modify the LWC components, Apex controller, or build configuration before deploying.

What the package installs

Package contents

force-app/
  main/default/
    classes/
      ForceCalendarController.cls       # Apex: CRUD for Event records
      ForceCalendarControllerTest.cls   # Test class with coverage
    lwc/
      forceCalendar/                    # Production LWC (Apex-connected)
      forceCalendarDemo/                # Standalone demo (no Apex)
    staticresources/
      forcecalendar.js                  # Bundled core + interface (IIFE)

What it looks like

forceCalendar month view inside Salesforce

Month view with color-coded events

Week view

Day view