diff --git a/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt b/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt index bdb62fba0c..6ef48fc3db 100644 --- a/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt +++ b/metadata/de.k3b.android.calendar.ics.adapter.txt @@ -6,27 +6,38 @@ Issue Tracker:https://github.com/k3b/CalendarIcsAdapter/issues Name:Calendar ICS adapter Auto Name:android.calendar.ics.adapter -Summary:Import and export .ics calendar files +Summary:Import and export .ics/.ical calendar file entries. Description: -Helper that opens *.ics files or attachments of type text/calendar and +Helper that opens *.ics or *.ical files or attachments of type text/calendar and displays the "Add to calendar" dialog pre-populated. -It also supports exporting calendars, either +It also supports exporting calendar entries, either as a file or as an attachment. -This is a fork of [[org.dgtale.icsimport]] that -adds the export functionality and tries to support Android versions prior to -4.0. +'''Status:''' +* Works with android 4.0 and up. + * Should work with most android 2.1 and up but it is not garanteed, since there was no standard calender api before android 4.0. +* Works with k9-mail [[com.fsck.k9]] to import and export calender-events via ics-file-attachments. +* Works with "send to bluetooth" +* Does not work with "receive bluetooth" because android blocks receiving "*.ics" files. + * As a workaround you can receive "*.ical" files via bluetooth that can be imported. '''Required Android Permissions:''' * READ_CALENDAR used to export events from calendar * WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE used to store the created ics-file so that it can be attached to email or send via bluetooth. -'''Status:''' -* Works with android 4.0 and up. Should work with most android 2.1 and up but it is not garanteed, since there was no standard calender api before android 4.0. -* Works with [[com.fsck.k9]] to import and export calender-events via ics-file-attachments. -* Works with "send to bluetooth" -* Does not work with "receive bluetooth" because android blocks receiving "*.ics" files. As a workaround you can receive "*.ics_" files via bluetooth that can be imported. +'''Sources:''' +This is a fork of [[org.dgtale.icsimport]] that +* adds the export functionality and +* supports Android versions prior to 4.0. + +The following third party libraries are used: +* [[http://ical4j.sourceforge.net|ical4j]] A Java library for reading and writing iCalendar (*.ics) files. ical4j requires these libs/jars that are under terms of a separate license: + * [[http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-logging/|commons-logging]] Commons Logging is a thin adapter allowing configurable bridging to other, well known logging systems, + * [[http://commons.apache.org/lang/|commons-lang]] classes that are in java.lang's hierarchy, or are considered to be so standard , + * [[http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-codec/|commons-codec]] simple encoder and decoders for various formats such as Base64 and Hexadecimal., + * [[http://backport-jsr166.sourceforge.net/|backport-util-concurrent]] Dawid Kurzyniec's backport of JSR 166. + . Repo Type:git @@ -41,8 +52,7 @@ Check them again if they are changed. Will switch to source libraries or gradle deps soon. . -Auto Update Mode:None +Auto Update Mode:Version v%v Update Check Mode:Tags Current Version:1.5.3-140409 Current Version Code:9 -