Description:

calendar events

calendar_events #
A simple plugin for flutter to play with calendar events. You can easily fetch calendar accounts and add events.
Installation #
In your pubspec.yaml file within your Flutter Project:
dependencies:
calendar_events: ^1.0.5
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Android integration #
For adding events without launching the calendar application, you should add calendar permissions to your AndroidManifest.xml
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_CALENDAR"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_CALENDAR"/>
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iOS integration #
In order to make this plugin work on iOS 10+, be sure to add this to your info.plist file:
<key>NSCalendarsFullAccessUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need access to your calendars to provide awesome features.</string>
<key>NSCalendarsWriteOnlyAccessUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need access to your calendars to provide awesome features.</string>
<key>NSCalendarsUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need access to your calendars to provide awesome features.</string>
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Using the plugin #
import 'package:calendar_events/calendar_events.dart';

final _calenderEventsPlugin = CalendarEvents();

/// Requesting calendar permission. This is important to add events to calendar.
/// You should hav permission prior to do anything on calendar.
_requestPermission() async {
if (Platform.isIOS) {
_calenderEventsPlugin.requestPermission();
return;
}
if (!(await Permission.calendarFullAccess.isGranted)) {
if (await Permission.calendarFullAccess
.request()
.isGranted) {
_checkPermission();
}
}
}

/// You can check permission using this function.This function will return Permission enum.
/// IN Android it only return either allowed or denied
_checkPermission() async {
CalendarPermission? permission = await _calenderEventsPlugin.checkCalendarPermission();
}

/// You can list the available calendar accounts. You can get the calendarId, accountName and accountType from this method.
_listAccounts() async {
accounts = await _calenderEventsPlugin.getCalendarAccounts();
}

///You can use the CalendarEvent class to create an event.
void _addEvent(CalendarAccount account) async {
final event = CalendarEvent(
calendarId: account.calenderId,
title: 'Sample Event',
location: 'Location',
description: 'desc',
start: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(hours: 1)),
end: DateTime.now().add(const Duration(hours: 2)),
recurrence:
EventRecurrence(frequency: EventFrequency.daily, interval: 2));

var bool = await _calenderEventsPlugin.addEvent(event);
}

/// This function will request sync. This will only work in Android, In iOS it will blindly return true.
/// Or you can pass accountName and accountType to CalendarEvent, it will automatically requestSync without this function.
_requestSync(CalendarAccount account) async{
bool = await _calenderEventsPlugin.requestSync(account);
}
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Plugin Classes #
1. CalendarAccount
///This class contain basic details of both native platform implementation.
///Some of the android feature is not available on iOS so forcefully separate these into two another classes.
///
class CalendarAccount {
final String calenderId;
final String accountName;
final String accountType;
final AndroidAccountParams? androidAccountParams;
final IosAccountParams? iosAccountParams;

CalendarAccount(this.calenderId, this.accountName, this.accountType,
{this.androidAccountParams, this.iosAccountParams});
}
///This class contains Android only params that include the primary calender variable.
///If it is true then you can easily add events to this calender
class AndroidAccountParams {
final bool isPrimary;
final String displayName;
final String ownerAccount;
final String name;

AndroidAccountParams(
this.isPrimary, this.displayName, this.ownerAccount, this.name);
}

class IosAccountParams {
final String sourceId;
final String sourceType;
final String sourceTitle;

IosAccountParams(this.sourceId, this.sourceType, this.sourceTitle);
}
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2. CalendarEvent
class CalendarEvent {
final String calendarId;
final String title;
final String description;
final String location;
final DateTime start;
final DateTime end;
final String? timeZone;
final int? allDay;

final EventRecurrence? recurrence;
final AndroidParams? androidParams;
final IosParams? iosParams;
}
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3. EventFrequency
enum EventFrequency {
/*not available on iOS: secondly, minutely, hourly, */
daily,
weekly,
monthly,
yearly
}
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4. EventRecurrence
class EventRecurrence {
/// The frequency of the recurrence rule.
final EventFrequency? frequency;

/// Indicates the number of occurrences until the rule ends.
final int? occurrences;

/// Indicates when the recurrence rule ends.
final DateTime? endDate;

/// Specifies how often the recurrence rule repeats over the unit of time indicated by its frequency.
final int interval;

/// (Android only) If you have a specific rule that cannot be matched with current parameters, you can specify a RRULE in RFC5545 format
final String? rRule;
}
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Upcoming #

Platform specific details will be added to calendar account class
Fetch events will be added in future releases

Support #

If you want to support me, please donate
If you want to support the project feel free to make a PR

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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