VMF_AddToCalendar_Activity

class VMF_AddToCalendar_Activity : VMF_Base_Activity

extension VMF_AddToCalendar_Activity: EKEventEditViewDelegate

We can present a custom activity, that allows the user to add the meeting to their calendar.


                    
                    
                    init(meetingEvent:myController:)

Initializer

Swift

init(meetingEvent inMeetingEvent: EKEvent? = nil, myController inMyController: VMF_MeetingInspectorViewController? = nil)

`inMeetingEvent`	The event for this activity (Can be omitted).
`inMyController`	The controller that “owns” this activity.


                    
                    
                    activityType

We have our own custom activity type.

Swift

override var activityType: UIActivity.ActivityType? { get }


                    
                    
                    canPerform(withActivityItems:)

We extract the event from the items, and return true.

Swift

override func canPerform(withActivityItems inActivityItems: [Any]) -> Bool


                                inActivityItems

The activity items (ignored).


                    
                    
                    displayPermissionsAlert(header:body:)

This displays an alert, for when permission is denied, and allows access to the settings. This can be called from non-main threads.

Swift

func displayPermissionsAlert(header inHeader: String, body inBody: String)

`inHeader`	The header. This can be a lo9calization slug.
`inBody`	The message body. This can be a localization slug.


                    
                    
                    eventEditViewController(_:didCompleteWith:)

Called when the event kit has completed with an action to add the reminder to the calendar.

Swift

func eventEditViewController(_ inController: EKEventEditViewController, didCompleteWith inAction: EKEventEditViewAction)

`inController`	The controller we’re talking about.
`inAction`	The even action that completed.