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Markdown example needs fixing #12

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Riveascore opened this issue Jul 26, 2015 · 7 comments
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Markdown example needs fixing #12

Riveascore opened this issue Jul 26, 2015 · 7 comments

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@Riveascore
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In second code block of markdown file, should be Need & symbol for session.reminders.first(3).map(&:title).

@nbar1
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nbar1 commented Mar 8, 2016

Can you also please add an example on how to add a reminder to a specific list. New to ruby here and having trouble.

@troy
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troy commented Mar 8, 2016

@nbar1: This gem is basically unmaintained. You're on your own.

@adammck
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adammck commented Mar 8, 2016

Happy to review pull requests, but as @troy said, this gem isn't really maintained. Sorry about that.

@dmitshur
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@adammck or @troy, is there an official iCloud Reminders API that is documented somewhere? How was this ruby gem created?

@adammck
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adammck commented Jul 29, 2016

Not to my knowledge, no. This was originally implemented using the internal/undocumented API which the reminders web app on iCloud.com uses. It works, but it would almost certainly be better to use the EventKit framework (via ObjC or Swift), like keith/reminders-cli does.

@troy
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troy commented Jul 29, 2016

@shurcooL I can confirm what @adammck said. There's no official API at all, let alone docs for it. Use this at your own risk and expect it to break subtly and with zero notice.

@dmitshur
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I see, that's very helpful, thank you!

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