DHTMLX ships an official React Scheduler wrapper with a declarative component API, typed props, and first-class data binding. It's the recommended starting point for new projects.
- Quick-start repo: react-scheduler-quick-start
- Documentation: docs.dhtmlx.com/scheduler/integrations/react/
- Product page: dhtmlxScheduler for React
This repo shows the JS-first integration — embedding
@dhx/trial-schedulerdirectly into React. It remains a valid option if you have a specific reason for low-level integration (Individual/GPL edition, deep customization of internals, or an existing JS-first codebase). For most new apps, prefer the wrapper above.
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