So in this test case, the success case would be that only the small event bar in the 6-7 column would exist?
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I think I have it working for the DayView part.
the test case is
modes: {
week : {
showAllDayHeader : false,
dayStartShift : 2,
dayStartTime : 2,
dayEndTime : 1,
hourHeight : 26
},
...So that is one scenario. Can you give us some real world test data which uses the day definition that you are using, so that we can add a test case which matches your requirements?
Context:
The user is viewing the Week View for the 1st week of December 2025.
Our UI supports rendering events across a 30-hour visible window (e.g. 00:00 → 06:00 next day), but actual user-configurable time-range is limited to 24h max (examples: 00:00 - 24:00 or 01:00 - 01:00 or 02:00 - 02:00 or 10:00 - 20:00 etc).
For example, if the user configures 06:00 → 29:00 (which internally equals 05:00 next day), we apply:
dayStartShift = 06:00
dayStartTime = 06:00
dayEndTime = 05:00
Test scenario 1
modes: {
week : {
showAllDayHeader : false,
dayStartShift : 2,
dayStartTime : 2,
dayEndTime : 1,
hourHeight : 26
},Steps:
- Navigate to Week View → week of Dec 1–7, 2025
- Create an event on Dec 3rd:
Start: 01:00 or 01:30
End: 04:00
Expected Behavior:
Because the event’s start time (01:00/01:30) is (equal or) after the configured local dayEndTime:
The event should not be displayed in Dec 2–3 row, instead, it should render at the start of the Dec 3–4 row as an overnight/overflow event
Test scenario 2
modes: {
week : {
showAllDayHeader : false,
dayStartShift : 3,
dayStartTime : 3,
dayEndTime : 2,
hourHeight : 26
},Steps:
- Navigate to Week View → week of Dec 1–7, 2025
- Create an event on Dec 3rd:
Start: 01:00 or 01:30
End: 04:00
Expected Behavior:
Because the event’s start time (01:00) is before the configured local dayEndTime:
The event should be displayed at the end of Dec 2–3 row and at the start of the Dec 3–4 row as an overnight/overflow event
This ensures:
Events crossing midnight remain visible
I hope these test scenarios are clear enough.
Thanks!