Response Details (ID: 606 - UIGEN-X-32B-0727)

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We are building a calendar component with event creation and monthly/weekly views.
 We'll use the provided template as inspiration for the design, but we'll create a new component for the calendar.
 We'll use Tailwind CSS for styling and vanilla JavaScript for interactivity.

 Steps:
 1. We'll create a new section for the calendar in the main content.
 2. The calendar will have:
    - A header with navigation (previous, next, today) and view toggles (month, week).
    - The main calendar grid for the current view (month or week).
    - A form to create new events (with title, date, time, and category).
 3. We'll use a modal for the event creation form.

 Design:
  - We'll use a clean, modern design with a color scheme that fits the template's aesthetic.
  - The template uses a dark theme with an accent color (var(--color-accent-primary): #CBFB45).
  - We'll use similar fonts and spacing.

 Implementation:
  - We'll use a grid for the month view and a table for the week view.
  - We'll use JavaScript to handle:
      * Changing months/weeks
      * Switching views
      * Adding events

 Note: We are not using any external libraries for the calendar logic.

 Let's break down the structure:

  Section: Calendar
    - Header: 
        * Previous button (left arrow)
        * Current month/year (or week range) 
        * Next button (right arrow)
        * Today button
        * View toggles (Month, Week)

    - Calendar Grid (for month view) or Table (for week view)

    - Event Modal (hidden by default)

  We'll create a separate script for the calendar functionality.

  We'll use the following structure for events:
    {
      id: unique id,
      title: string,
      start: Date object (or string in ISO format, but we'll use Date for simplicity),
      end: Date object,
      category: string (for color coding)
    }

  We'll store events in localStorage for persistence.

  We'll use the following categories (with colors):
    - Work: blue
    - Personal: green
    - Meeting: purple
    - Other: gray

  We'll design the modal form with:
    - Title input
    - Start date and time (datetime-local)
    - End date and time (datetime-local)
    - Category select
    - Save and Cancel buttons

  We'll use Tailwind classes for styling.

  We'll also add a button to add events (floating action button) that opens the modal.

  We'll use the following structure for the calendar:

  

    ... header ...
    ... calendar grid/table ...
    ... floating button ...
  

  We'll create a modal with id="event-modal".

  We'll write the JavaScript in a