Feature/calendar integration

[briantkatch]

🛠 Proposed Changes:

Added logic for calendar integration.

🔗 Related Issue(s):

• Resolves 1.8.3 Mobile Calendar integration #53

[briantkatch]

@NathanGrenier @Jpuntul there are some lint issues that git blame to you. Could you take a look? This may be the result of a merge conflict.

[NathanGrenier]

@NathanGrenier @Jpuntul there are some lint issues that git blame to you. Could you take a look? This may be the result of a merge conflict.

It's just some lint issues. You can fix most by running rps lint fix.

[briantkatch]

That seems to fix the issues in homepage, but there's still issues in main.dart that come back to you @NathanGrenier. Could you take a look?

[NathanGrenier]

Everything else seems good.

[NathanGrenier]

I ran flutter run, but don't see any changes. Are you using the new page in the app?

Also, make sure to link to the issue this PR is resolving in the PR description.

[briantkatch]

Resolves #53. I thought we were using zenhub.

I only added the repository, and I don't use it in the app. But it can be tested with console logs.

[NathanGrenier]

Resolves #53. I thought we were using zenhub.

ZenHub uses github issues, so by referencing the issue in the PR the ticket will be closed once the PR is merged.

[MeSumo]

@nathanial-hwong I merged with the develop branch and restructured the folders to match what you requested. Code works this way, but is this the structure you had it mind including the other files?

[Niravanaa]

I don't seem to be able to access my Android's calendar even if the permissions have been indicated in the manifest file and in the simulated device's system settings.

I've been looking into it for the past 4 hours but to no avail.

[briantkatch]

I don't seem to be able to access my Android's calendar even if the permissions have been indicated in the manifest file and in the simulated device's system settings.

I've been looking into it for the past 4 hours but to no avail.

@Niravanaa what troubleshooting steps have you already tried? Did you do a flutter clean and flutter pub get?

[Niravanaa]

@briantkatch Yes, I've tried flutter clean and flutter pub get, this did not work.

Most discussion threads having this sort of error were able to resolve the issue doing that, but that did not work on my end.

I've signed into Google Calendar with an account, so the app itself shouldn't be an issue.

I want to check if I'm the only one having this issue, @MeSumo are you able to reproduce this with a simulated/real Android device?

[MeSumo]

I want to check if I'm the only one having this issue, @MeSumo are you able to reproduce this with a simulated/real Android device?

@Niravanaa I tested with a physical android device after doing flutter clean and flutter pub get. I get the same issue as seen below. Will try to look into it a bit as well.

[Niravanaa]

Fixed up the pubspec.yaml file and was able to test some methods of the calendar repo, specifically checking calendar permissions, and displaying events from the pre-existing calendars available on the device.

[Niravanaa]

LGTM! Works on Android and iOS

[Niravanaa]

LGTM!

[briantkatch]

@MeSumo or @CarciDev LGTM, need a review from one of you

[Niravanaa]

Ok! LGTM.

[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

Issues
13 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
96.6% Coverage on New Code
0.0% Duplication on New Code

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[MeSumo]

Tested on physical Android device (v15)

After adding a temporary button and calling the getUserCalendars() method for testing purposes, the application successfully requested Calendar permissions and outputted instances of UserCalendar once accepted.