eventide

• Edit feature for calendars and events.
• Refactored ETException as a sealed class hierarchy.

What's Changed

• Fix createEventThroughNativePlatform on Android by enforcing ICS compatibility. IcsEventManager.generateIcsContent had three RFC 5545 violations.

Full Changelog: v2.2.0...v2.2.1

• Fix createEventThroughNativePlatform on Android by enforcing ICS compatibility. IcsEventManager.generateIcsContent had three RFC 5545 violations.

What's Changed

• createEventInDefaultCalendar & createEventThroughNativePlatform - using ical format by @AlexisChoupault in #104

Full Changelog: v2.1.1...v2.2.0

• Definitive fix in createEventInDefaultCalendar & createEventThroughNativePlatform on Android :: using ical format under the hood

What's Changed

• Issue#101 all day flag in create event through native platform by @AlexisChoupault in #102

Full Changelog: v2.1.0...v2.1.1

• Fix allDay flag in createEventThroughNativePlatform: allDay extra flag was CalendarContract.EXTRA_EVENT_ALL_DAY and not CalendarContract.Events.ALL_DAY

What's Changed

• 2.1.0 by @AlexisChoupault in #100

Full Changelog: v2.0.1...v2.1.0

• Account name improvement on Android. We figured we could fetch a displayable account name based on the account type using PackageManager. i.e. com.google will result in a clean Google account.name
• Dart dev dependencies upgrade

What's Changed

• Fix sourceType comparison by @AlexisChoupault in #99

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.0.1

• Fix sourceType comparison on iOS (https://github.com/sncf-connect-tech/eventide/issues/98)

What's Changed

• fix Issue#88 & #89 - better account handling by @AlexisChoupault in #92
• Remove automatic duration addition in retrieveEvents method by @AlexisChoupault in #96
• feat: add location support to events by @StoneyDev in #91
• fix Issue#87 replace list by iterable in plugin interface by @AlexisChoupault in #93
• Upgrade min version flutter to 3.29.0 & prepare eventide 2.0.0 by @AlexisChoupault in #94

New Contributors

• @StoneyDev made their first contribution in #91

Full Changelog: v1.0.2...v2.0.0

• 🚨 BREAKING CHANGES - Account API Redesign:
  • createCalendar(): Parameter localAccountName (String) replaced with account (ETAccount?)
    • Before: createCalendar(title: 'Work', color: Colors.red, localAccountName: 'My App')
    • After: createCalendar(title: 'Work', color: Colors.red, account: myAccount)
    • When account is null, calendar is created in default account/source
  • retrieveCalendars(): Parameter fromLocalAccountName (String) replaced with account (ETAccount?)
    • Before: retrieveCalendars(fromLocalAccountName: 'My App')
    • After: retrieveCalendars(account: myAccount)
  • New Method: Added retrieveAccounts() to get all available accounts (Google, Exchange, local, etc.)
    • Returns Iterable<ETAccount> with account details for better account management
    • Use this method to get accounts before creating calendars or filtering
• Enhanced Account Management:
  • More robust account handling across platforms
  • Better integration with system accounts (Google, Exchange, iCloud, etc.)
  • Improved account-based calendar filtering and organization
• Migration Guide:

  // OLD API (v1.x)
  final calendars = await eventide.retrieveCalendars(fromLocalAccountName: 'My App');
  await eventide.createCalendar(title: 'Work', color: Colors.red, localAccountName: 'My App');
  
  // NEW API (v2.0)
  final accounts = await eventide.retrieveAccounts();
  final myAccount = accounts.firstWhere((acc) => acc.name == 'My App');
  final calendars = await eventide.retrieveCalendars(account: myAccount);
  await eventide.createCalendar(title: 'Work', color: Colors.red, account: myAccount);
  

• Removed automatic duration addition for parameters startDate and endDate in retrieveEvents() method
• Upcasting:
  • All List occurrences are now Iterable
• Updates minimum supported SDK version to Flutter 3.29/Dart 3.7
• Add location to ETEvent by @StoneyDev

What's Changed

• event creation and retrieval now handles url on android by @AlexisChoupault in #86

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

• Android URL Support: Added comprehensive URL handling for event creation and retrieval. Android Calendar API lacks native URL field support, so implemented intelligent description/URL merging system that preserves both fields while maintaining compatibility with existing calendar apps
• Enhanced Native-Only Example App: Added prefill parameters toggle to demonstrate createEventThroughNativePlatform() flexibility
  • New configuration switch to enable/disable parameter pre-population
  • Demonstrates both empty form (no parameters) and prefilled form usage patterns
  • Dynamic UI that adapts button text and success messages based on toggle state
  • Improved user experience for testing different API usage scenarios

What's Changed

• Restored example app by @AlexisChoupault in #83

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

• Restored example app as it was not appearing on pub.dev. Put the more complex examples in new example/more-complex/ folder.

What's Changed

• fix wrong allDay attribute Boolean to Int cast in event creation by @AlexisChoupault in #67
• Issues #63 & #65 - fix add event to default calendar & add event through native ui by @AlexisChoupault in #74

Full Changelog: v0.10.2...v1.0.0

• Breaking Change - Android Permissions: Removed default calendar permissions from eventide's AndroidManifest.xml. Apps must now declare needed permissions based on their usage:
  • android.permission.READ_CALENDAR for reading calendars/events
  • android.permission.WRITE_CALENDAR for creating/modifying calendars/events
  • No permissions required for createEventInDefaultCalendar() or createEventThroughNativePlatform() (use system Intent)
• Android Enhancement: createEventInDefaultCalendar() now uses system Intent to open calendar app directly (no permissions needed)
• New Method: Added createEventThroughNativePlatform() for platform-native event creation
  • iOS: Opens native event creation modal with write-only permission support
  • Android: Uses system calendar app (identical behavior to createEventInDefaultCalendar())
  • All parameters optional for maximum flexibility
  • No permissions required in AndroidManifest.xml or Info.plist
• Enhanced Exception Handling: Added new specific exception types:
  • ETUserCanceledException: User canceled event creation in native platform
  • ETPresentationException: Event creation view cannot be presented
• Removed Exception: Removed unused ETNotSupportedByPlatform exception
• Privacy-First Approach: Enhanced documentation emphasizing user privacy and minimal permission requests
• Android Bug Fix: Fixed allDay attribute Boolean to Int cast in event creation
• CI/CD Improvements: Removed conditional CI jobs for better workflow reliability

What's Changed

• Restore ETNotSupportedByPlatform by @AlexisChoupault in #76
• Split example app by @AlexisChoupault in #79
• Add quickstart example by @AlexisChoupault in #81

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.0+1

• Restored ETNotSupportedByPlatform as it was thrown by createAttendee() and removeAttendee() methods on iOS.
• Splitted example app into 3 "use-case" apps
• Quickstart example for pub.dev

• Android fix: createEventInDefaultCalendar() did not retrieve any default calendar when there was multiple primary calendars. Now also returns any writable calendar when there is no primary calendars

• Fixed DateTime UTC handling in createEvent(), createEventInDefaultCalendar() and retrieveEvents() by systemically calling dateTime.toUtc()

• Changed signature of createEventInDefaultCalendar to not return the created event as the event will not be editable

• Fix double (write-only and full) permission prompt issue on iOS by creating reminders in the same method channel as the event creation
• Fix permission issue on Android by binding PermissionHandler as a RequestPermissionsResultListener
• Improved docs

• Removed retrieveDefaultCalendar because it did not make sense to return a virtual calendar on iOS (error-prone)
• Created createEventInDefaultCalendar instead to directly create an event and prompt write-only access on iOS 17+
• Created .pubignore file to remove example app and other useless files from being published

• Removed final clause on Eventide class because it prevented it from being mocked

• iOS 17 Support: Added support for iOS 17 write-only calendar access
• Permission Enhancement: retrieveDefaultCalendar() now prompts for write-only access on iOS 17+
• Documentation: Comprehensive documentation update with detailed API reference
• Platform Features: Added dedicated section for platform-specific features

• Android Calendar Fix: Fixed calendar creation to use local accounts by default
• Breaking Change: localAccountName is now mandatory when creating calendars
• Account Management: Improved account handling for better calendar organization

• Dependencies: Removed dependency to equatable
• Pigeon Update: Upgraded pigeon dependency to 25.2.0
• Requirements: Set minimum versions - Flutter 3.27.0 & Dart 3.6.0

• Attendees Support: Retrieve attendees through events (Android & iOS)
• Attendee Management: Create/delete attendees (Android only due to iOS EventKit limitations)
• Development: Set up lefthook & CI format check
• Bug Fixes: Fixed permission checks and configuration issues

• iOS Enhancement: Added Swift Package Manager support
• Code Quality: Updated to Dart 3.7.0 format standards

• Reminders: Create reminders alongside event creation
• Bug Fix: Fixed Android issue where name was incorrectly assigned to type field

• Build Fix: Resolved Gradle issue by targeting JVM 17
• New Feature: Exposed ETAccount class with name and type properties (Issue #8)
  • iOS: name = EKSource.sourceIdentifier, type = EKSource.sourceType
  • Android: name = CalendarContract.Calendars.ACCOUNT_NAME, type = CalendarContract.Calendars.ACCOUNT_TYPE

Initial Release 🎉

Core features:

• Calendar Management: Create, retrieve, and delete calendars
• Event Management: Create, retrieve, and delete events
• Reminder System: Create and delete reminders for events
• Permission Handling: Automatic system calendar permission management
• Cross-Platform: Full support for iOS and Android
• Exception Handling: Custom exceptions for better error management