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iOS and macOS native calendar application detects URL's from video conferencing apps (e.g. Webex, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet etc.). Even though these apps are not installed on the iPhone, it detects from the URL that the URL is of video conferencing/voip app and shows a 'Join' button next to URL and video icon, also the application icon if application is already installed on phone and tapping Join will redirect to app and Joins meeting. For example if the URL is for Zoom meeting is pasted in the iOS or macOS native Calendar event, it shows are Zoom meeting with Join button and video icon to indicated it video conference. Does apple provide and api for this integration, I have app which also do a video conference with URL, what is the way to make my app's URL recognized as Video Conference and show Join button as other above mentioned application. Does anyone know how to achieve this or made it work for their application. Appreciate any help, thanks

Hello, After processing the data I received from another source in my new application, I will offer it for sale as a monthly subscription. However, pricing for my data source is based on calendar month, but subscription flows start from the purchase date and I could not find such a subscription flow in the store kit. How can I draw this flow in a way that doesn't violate app store rules regarding pricing?

Hello, I have an app that I would like to have read and write access to Reminders using EventKit, but on MacOS 14 (14.2.1) when I call requestFullAccessToReminders I get error = nil, success = false (even when access is granted) and there is no permission prompt to use user when access has not yet been granted. Note this is not an issue in iOS. Here's a stripped down example of what I'm talking about import EventKit struct ContentView: View { let store = EKEventStore() @State var permissionState = Ready to Request var body: some View { VStack { Text(permissionState).font(.title) Button(Request Access) { requestFullAccessToEvents() }.padding() } .padding() } func requestFullAccessToEvents() { store.requestFullAccessToReminders { (granted, error) in if let foundError = error { permissionState = Error: + foundError.localizedDescription } else if granted { permissionState = Permission Granted } else { permissionState = Permission Denied } } } } then the plist NSRemindersFullAccessUsageDescription something me

EKEventStore on Apple Watch is not giving me all calendars. I can see only calendars of the source 'Subscriptions', but non of the calendars of source CalDAV (iCloud). This problem exists over multiple apps. Code works fine on iPhone. Any ideas? Minimal example code: import SwiftUI import EventKit struct ContentView: View { let eventStore = EKEventStore() @State var success: Bool = false @State var calendarNames: [String] = [String]() func request() async { success = (try? await eventStore.requestFullAccessToEvents()) ?? false } func list() { calendarNames = eventStore.calendars(for: .event).map { $0.title } } var body: some View { VStack { Image(systemName: globe) .imageScale(.large) .foregroundStyle(.tint) Text(Access: (success.description)) ScrollView { ForEach(calendarNames, id: .self) { name in Text(name) } } } .onAppear { Task { await request() list() } } .padding() } }

I have made an application with the main function to enter birth dates and export information based on the Mayan calendar in Japan. I explained to the reviewer about the Mayan calendar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_calendar And I still get a rejection from the reviewer: Guideline 4.3 - Design - Spam It took me a lot of time to make this app. How do I pass this assessment? Everyone helped me with it. Thank you.

I have a watch app that is supposed to access the calendar and display information about the event and then count down until that event. But ever since the IOS 17.0.0 and watchOS 14.0.0, the old method of requesting access does not work (though it still works with the reminders). I tried to add a new authorization method that fits with the later version. static func requestAccess() { let eventStore = EKEventStore() let todayDate : Date = Date() let status = EKEventStore.authorizationStatus(for: .event) if status == .authorized { print(Access is already granted.) } else { print(status.rawValue) eventStore.requestFullAccessToEvents { success, error in if success && error == nil { print(Access has been granted.) } else { print(error ?? unknown error) print(Access request failed with error: (error?.localizedDescription ?? Unknown error)) } } } } NSCalendarsWriteOnlyAccessUsageDescriptionHowever, even though I have both the NSCalendarWriteOnlyAccessDescription, adn the older NSCalendarUsageDescrip

I'm looking for a way to access the information about which Section a Reminder is in, and also create a Reminder in a specific Section. The sections feature was released in iOS 17 I believe: https://support.apple.com/en-am/guide/iphone/iph82596cb20/ios I don't see any mention of Sections in the EventKit documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/eventkit I checked if each section is technically a Calendar but it doesn't appear so. Any guidance would be helpful.