eventide 0.7.0

Provides a easy-to-use flutter interface to access & modify native device calendars (iOS & Android)

📆 Eventide

Eventide provides a easy-to-use flutter interface to access & modify native device calendars (iOS & Android).

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🔥 Features

	Eventide
✅	Automatic permission handling
✅	Create/retrieve/delete calendars
✅	Create/retrieve/delete events
✅	Create/delete reminders
✅	Custom exceptions
🚧	Recurring events
✅	Attendees
🚧	Streams

NOTE: Eventide handles timezones as UTC. Make sure the right data is feed to the plugin with a timezone aware DateTime class.

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🔨 Getting Started

Android

Nothing to add on your side. All is already declared in eventide's AndroidManifest.xml

iOS

To read/write calendar data, your app must include the following permissions in its info.plist file.

<key>NSCalendarsUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need access to your calendar to add information about your trip.</string>
<key>NSCalendarsFullAccessUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need access to your calendar to add information about your trip.</string>
<key>NSCalendarsWriteOnlyAccessUsageDescription</key>
<string>We need access to your calendar to add information about your trip.</string>

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🚀 Quick start

import 'package:eventide/eventide.dart';

final eventide = Eventide();

final calendar = await eventide.createCalendar(
    title: 'Work',
    color: Colors.red,
    localAccountName: "My Company",
);

final event = await eventide.createEvent(
    calendarId: calendar.id,
    title: 'Meeting',
    startDate: DateTime.now(),
    endDate: DateTime.now().add(Duration(hours: 1)),
    reminders: [
        const Duration(hours: 1)
        const Duration(minutes: 15),
    ],
);

final updatedEvent = await eventide.deleteReminder(
    durationBeforeEvent: Duration(minutes: 15),
    eventId: event.id,
);

You can find more in the example app.

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🧑🏻 Attendees

Creation & deletion

⚠️ Please note that attendees edition is only supported by Android, due to iOS EventKit API limitations. Attendees are still retrievable through events on both iOS & Android.

final eventWithAttendee = await eventide.createAttendee(
    eventId: event.id,
    name: 'John Doe',
    email: '[e-mail]',
    type: ETAttendeeType.requiredPerson,
);

final eventWithoutAttendee = await eventide.deleteAttendee(
    eventId: event.id,
    attendee: eventWithAttendee.attendees.first,
);

Retrieval

Common attendees types mapping table

iOS and Android attendee APIs are quite different and thus required some conversion logic. Here's the mapping table that eventide currently supports:

ETAttendeeType	iOS (EKParticipantType)	iOS (EKParticipantRole)	Android (ATTENDEE_TYPE)	Android (ATTENDEE_RELATIONSHIP)
unknown	unknown	unknown	TYPE_NONE	RELATIONSHIP_NONE
requiredPerson	person	required	TYPE_REQUIRED	RELATIONSHIP_ATTENDEE
optionalPerson	person	optional	TYPE_OPTIONAL	RELATIONSHIP_ATTENDEE
resource	resource	required	TYPE_RESOURCE	RELATIONSHIP_ATTENDEE
organizer	person	chair	TYPE_REQUIRED	RELATIONSHIP_ORGANIZER

Platform specific attendees types mapping table

Platform specific values will be treated as follow when fetched from existing system calendar:

ETAttendeeType	iOS (EKParticipantType)	iOS (EKParticipantRole)	Android (ATTENDEE_TYPE)	Android (ATTENDEE_RELATIONSHIP)
optionalPerson	person	nonParticipant
resource	group	required
resource	room	required
requiredPerson			TYPE_REQUIRED	RELATIONSHIP_PERFORMER
requiredPerson			TYPE_REQUIRED	RELATIONSHIP_SPEAKER

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📒 Accounts

A calendar belongs to an account, such as a Google account or a local on-device account.

You must provide a localAccountName when creating a calendar with eventide.

const myAppCalendarIdentifier = "My Company";

await eventide.createCalendar(
    title: 'Personal',
    color: Colors.blue,
    localAccountName: myAppCalendarIdentifier,
);

await eventide.createCalendar(
    title: 'Work',
    color: Colors.red,
    localAccountName: myAppCalendarIdentifier,
);

You can filter by localAccountName to retrieve only calendars that have been created by your app.

final myCompanyCalendars = await eventide.retrieveCalendars(
    onlyWritableCalendars: true,
    fromAccountName: myAppCalendarIdentifier
);

User might need to allow your custom account on their calendar app to display your calendars & events.

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License

Copyright © 2025 SNCF Connect & Tech. This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Feedback

Please file any issues, bugs or feature requests as an issue on the Github page.