utiliser le local storage

Yes, this example focused on the configuration of the React calendar on the client side (installation, changing the date, customizing appearance, …).

In a standard application, you will need to connect the calendar to a server-side backend that will store the calendar data in a database.

For an example of a PHP backend, please see the following tutorial:

• Open-Source HTML5/JavaScript Calendar with Day/Week/Month Views (PHP, MySQL)

You can also use ASP.NET Core:

• ASP.NET Core Weekly Calendar (Open-Source)

Or Spring Boot (Java):

• Weekly Event Calendar in Spring Boot/Java (Open-Source)

These tutorials don’t use React but the logic is the same.

You could store the event data in local storage, but I don’t recommend it.

• It’s tied to a specific device/browser.

• The storage size is limited.

• It will get cleared when the browser cache is cleared.

Local storage is good for temporary or cached data, but not for data that needs to be stored reliably.