iCal (ICS) support #11
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Softagram Impact Report for pull/11 (head commit: 8c29107)⭐ Visual OverviewChanged elements and changed dependencies. ⭐ Change ImpactHow the changed files are used by the rest of the project 📄 Full report
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So I've improved this PR, rebased it etc etc. I added support for insecure iCal parts (when I originally wrote the PR I didn't understand
extraParts. I made some slight refactoring to make it clearer what extra parts were). I don't want to show every possible thing in the iCal spec - that's the point of a calendar app. I've just made it usable for the stuff you get in a typical event.This PR still only supports reading the common iCal events. It doesn't support responding to them inside K-9. Outlook has a nice 'Accept / Tentative / Decline' thing which I'm tempted to implement. But that can be a separate PR - this stands up fine on it's own.
You can still download and open the iCal file corresponding to an event in Google if you want to.