feat: add ical parsing support to pixlet #1087
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@matslina Since developing the Universal iCalendar App and inspiring Next Event, I'm adding official support to Pixlet for ICS parsing at your suggestion. Please let me know what I can do to continue to support this PR as needed until it's merged. Thanks. |
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@matslina Also, is there a way to test the specific test cases of the new module better? Currently I see only a render function testing if screens exist. |
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@matslina Hello, was wondering if I could get a review on this? |
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@rohansingh Hello, just checking in here. |
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Apps like Next Event and Universal iCal offload processing to a backend in the cloud. Cloud processing is expensive and consumer data privacy is a concern when using this architecture. This PR adds support to parse .ics files (iCalendar) to try and alleviate these concerns.