ui/dev.shivathapaa.nepalidatepickerkmp.ios/NepaliEventInfo

NepaliEventInfo

class NepaliEventInfo(val year: Int, val month: Int, val dayOfMonth: Int, val name: String, val kind: NepaliEventKind, val closesOffices: Boolean, val colorArgb: Int, val indicate: Boolean)(source)

One thing on one day, as a Swift caller describes it: a public holiday, a festival, a programme, a meeting.

Kotlin default arguments do not cross the Objective-C bridge, so every field is spelled out.

Constructors

NepaliEventInfo

constructor(year: Int, month: Int, dayOfMonth: Int, name: String, kind: NepaliEventKind, closesOffices: Boolean, colorArgb: Int, indicate: Boolean)

Properties

closesOffices

val closesOffices: Boolean

whether the institution is shut for this. A public holiday is true; a school programme or a meeting is false, and the day stays a working day.

colorArgb

val colorArgb: Int

the color to draw this in as 0xAARRGGBB, or 0 to take the palette slot its kind maps to.

dayOfMonth

val dayOfMonth: Int

var id: String?

an identifier the app can correlate back to its own record, carried through untouched and handed back when the entry is tapped. Days of one span that share it are one row of a month's list rather than several. Assigned after construction, so the initializer stays the one Swift callers already write.

indicate

val indicate: Boolean

whether the day gets a dot for this. Leave it off for something that only gives the day its colour, such as a public holiday, and on for an app's own events, so the dots keep meaning "something is scheduled".

kind

val kind: NepaliEventKind

month

val month: Int

name

val name: String

payload

var payload: String?

anything else the app wants back with it, as an opaque string: JSON, a URL, an identifier list. The library never parses it.

year

val year: Int