How to install the Ionic-Calendar in a working App about ionic-calendar

[twinssbc]

@TomCosta you can use bower install to install the calendar control. It will download all js and css files into your bower_components folder by default, so it won't mess up your existing code.
Then you just need to refer to the demo/index.html to include the necessary js/css files and insert the calendar directive in your html file.

[TomCosta]

Thanks for the answer! But It's really difficult to understand.
I'm using Ionic, so after install using bower my files went to folder www/lib/ionic-calendar/demo...
How may I refer to "demo/index.html", if I already have an www/index.html and js/css files in my existing codes? I have to rename or replace it?
In my www/js/app.js file I have routes and controllers like this:
.state('app.agenda', {
url: '/agenda',
views: {
'menuContent': {
templateUrl: 'templates/agenda.html',
controller: 'AgendaCtrl'
},
'fabContent': {
template: ''
}
}
})
I would like to use some route like it to call your "Ionic-Calendar" inside the app.
After this, I would like to populate with a Json data from my API.
At this moment it just show the week days empty...

What is wrong at this point, how may I solve this?
Thanks in advance for the support.

[twinssbc]

@TomCosta The demo page just shows you how to use calendar in Ionic framework. You should add the calendar in your own html files.
As you can see, in demo/index.html page I add below lines in templates/home.html.

<calendar ng-model="calendar.currentDate" calendar-mode="calendar.mode" event-source="calendar.eventSource"
                      range-changed="reloadSource(startTime, endTime)"
                      event-selected="onEventSelected(event)" title-changed="onViewTitleChanged(title)"
                      time-selected="onTimeSelected(selectedTime)" step="30"></calendar>

You can add similar code in your own html file.
And the demo page also shows how to add reference to calendar.css and calendar-tpls.js, you also need to do the same in your index.html.
The calendarDemoCtrl.js shows you how to interact with the calendar, for example, pass data to the calendar.

Also if you open your browser dev tools, do you see any error printed out in the console?