dakadagm7
Dec 16, 2018 - 04:39
Does anyone know if there is a way to access the priority attribute in the Reminders module. It isn’t included in the omz Reminders module documentation but Im hoping it could be added.
Does anyone know if there is a way to access the priority attribute in the Reminders module. It isn’t included in the omz Reminders module documentation but Im hoping it could be added.
@dakadagm7 via Objectivec
from objc_util import *
# EKEventStore = calendar database
store = ObjCClass('EKEventStore').alloc().init()
EKReminder = ObjCClass('EKReminder').reminderWithEventStore_(store)
EKReminder.priority = 2
EKReminder.title = 'test'
EKReminder.setCalendar_(store.defaultCalendarForNewReminders())
# store modified reminder in calendar
store.saveReminder_commit_error_(EKReminder,True,None)
@dakadagm7 If you want to use Pythonista reminders module for other attributes and methods, you can add this kind of code to only use Objective-c for setting priority
from objc_util import *
import reminders
def test():
# EKEventStore = calendar database
store = ObjCClass('EKEventStore').alloc().init()
def_cal = store.defaultCalendarForNewReminders()
tit = 'added via Pythonista'
# Get unique identifiers of all existing reminders with this title
predicate = store.predicateForRemindersWithTitle_calendars_(tit,[def_cal])
EKReminders = store.remindersMatchingPredicate_(predicate)
existing_uids = []
for EKReminder in EKReminders:
existing_uids.append(str(EKReminder.uniqueIdentifier()))
print(existing_uids)
r = reminders.Reminder()
r.title = tit
r.save()
# Get all existing reminders with this title
predicate = store.predicateForRemindersWithTitle_calendars_(tit,[def_cal])
EKReminders = store.remindersMatchingPredicate_(predicate)
for EKReminder in EKReminders:
if str(EKReminder.uniqueIdentifier()) not in existing_uids:
# this reminder is the just added one
EKReminder.priority = 3
# store modified reminder in calendar
store.saveReminder_commit_error_(EKReminder,True,None)
break
test()
@dakadagm7 Will be in next version, see here