object-oriented initialization API, without jQuery

issue description by @arshaw:

Eventually I want to move away from depending on jQuery and have an initialization look something like this:

var calendar = new FullCalendar({/* options */});
calendar.setOption('name', 'val');
calendar.render(containerEl);

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issue description by @bkdotcom:

I’m dynamically setting options… https://fullcalendar.io/docs/utilities/dynamic_options/

a) It seems that options can’t be set until fullcalendar is initialized (ie $("#myCalendar").fullcalendar(); // now I can set options b) setting (at least certain) options causes fullcalendar to refetch events

nutshell: it’s currently tricky to initialize fullcalendar with dynamic options.

It’d be nice to have an init callback that could be utilized for such initial setting/configuration… perhaps the callback could/should return a promise object?

[alex-barberi]

+1 for using less jQuery. Angular is the big thing right now and it doesn’t play well with jQuery.

[arshaw]

V4 was officially released a few days ago!