EventKit | template conference app | iOS library

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[Update: I submitted an official Apple Developer feedback request for an update to the EventKit API and documentation]

[Update: I contacted Apple Support and they said to read the docs...so I think Matt is correct, It is simply not available.]

According to Apple Docs, the EKReminder is a subclass of EKCalendarItem. It has the following (lot) of properties:

As a reminder:

• priority: Int - The reminder's priority.
• startDateComponents: DateComponents? - The start date of the task.
• dueDateComponents: DateComponents? - The date by which the reminder should be completed.
• isCompleted: Bool - A Boolean value determining whether or not the reminder is marked completed.
• completionDate: Date? The date on which the reminder was completed.

As a calendar item:

• title: String! -The title for the calendar item.
• location: String? - The location associated with the calendar item.
• creationDate: Date? - The date that this calendar item was created.
• lastModifiedDate: Date? - The date that the calendar item was last modified.
• timeZone: TimeZone? - The time zone for the calendar item.
• url: URL?
• hasNotes: Bool - A Boolean value that indicates whether the calendar item has notes.
• notes: String? - The notes associated with the calendar item.
• hasAttendees: Bool - A Boolean value that indicates whether the calendar item has attendees.
• attendees: [EKParticipant]? -The attendees associated with the calendar item, as an array of EKParticipant objects.

I can print any one of these items from reminders in my app.

However, if I create a reminder that is "assigned to a person", I cannot get that information. I know it must be stored somewhere.

If you "print" a reminder, you get something like this:

In Apple's EventKit each Calendar can have a user-definable color, which can also be accessed on the EKCalendar instance as EKCalendar.color. How can that color be accessed from a single event (not a calendar)? Is there any back-reference from an EKEvent instance to the EKCalendar the event belongs to?

As an example, I have a list of calendars and fetch events by start and end date. In the resulting array of events it seems any information answering a question "from which calendar a single event is" got lost.

I simply want to count the number of events that fit an "if" statement within a ForEach loop, but am getting the following error.

I have tried several variations to achieve the task but each has resulted in errors of some description. I'll add that I am a struggling novice!

Type '()' cannot conform to 'View'; only struct/enum/class types can conform to protocols

The code I'm using right now.

I'm trying to get latitude/longitude coordinates to use with location based reminders (Eventkit) The address is valid and is sent to the function correctly, if I provide an optional for the coordinates it is returned by the function ok, so the function seems to work but the geocoder is not converting the address as expected. I can't see why it won't.

UPDATED

I'm pulling events from IOS calendar with EventKit. Working great.

Here's the class function that retrieves the events.

I am trying to request access to calendars in a SwiftUI MacOS app but it immediately denies it.

Below is some testable code highlighting what I want to achieve. Many thanks.

In my previous experience with requesting private information on MacOS a notification should appear instead of the popUp on iOS.

I'm still trying to figure out EventKit for SwiftUI so please excuse any mistakes.

This is a follow up to my previous question here however this question should be able to stand alone. I get the following error when I try to import tensorflow while there exists a file containing from tensorflow import keras.

I'm attempting to set up an EKEventStore to (with their permission) display the user's calendar events in an iOS app.

The first couple of Apple documentation pages that I've come across on how to initialize the EKEventStore instance (1. Accessing the Event Store; 2. Reading and Writing Calendar Events) say to do so like this: