Richard Topchii

The goal so far is to have iOS & iPadOS support only, but have the component fully controlled by the SwiftUI layer. Having native (i.e. AppKit) mac support would require...

@hevatix, @sinkync I am aware of this issue and will fix it as soon as possible. If you'd like to debug and fix it manually, you may look for false...

@hevatix Thanks for reporting it. Seems, that you've broken one of the control loops. The idea, that all the state changes should go through _DayViewState_ and there should be no...

Should be fixed in #145

@eoy4 in progress in https://github.com/richardtop/CalendarKit/tree/ck-1

No, there is no currently support for such a functionality. I've marked it as an enhancement. If you wish to implement it yourself, please add the following API to the...

Hi, yes, you'll need to propagate the the call from the `DayViewController` to the `TimelineView`. So, add this functionality to the `DayViewController` first, then it should call the `DayView` (you...

I've looked at your implementation, I see a few issues: - `EventDescriptor` is required to be an Object type, i.e. have an identity semantic - In your code you're simply...

No, the code is OK. but are you returning the same descriptor as you've used in the `eventsForDate` method? It not only has to be the same model, but actually...

Hi, yes, it's possible, but you need to fork the library and add this functionality yourself. This app actually implements it exactly the way I described: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/assigned-todo-and-calendar/id1368923304