Alert times in minutes relative to the event start.
Equivalent to ATTENDEE_RELATIONSHIP on Android. Equivalent to EKParticipantRole on iOS.
Equivalent to ATTENDEE_STATUS on Android. Equivalent to EKParticipantStatus on iOS.
Equivalent to ATTENDEE_TYPE on Android. Equivalent to EKParticipantType on iOS.
A stable external id for this calendar item.
On iOS this is set when the system provides it. On Android and web it is
always null. Use masterId on Android for the series master id.
Do not treat this field as the same as masterId.
They identify different things on different platforms.
For non-detached occurrences of a series, this value is shared across
those occurrences. On one device, id is often already shared for them.
This field is mainly useful as a stable id across devices.
Detached exceptions usually get a new identifier.
You cannot find the original series from this value.
Use isDetached and isPartOfSeries instead.
Do not pass this value where the plugin expects an event id.
Whether this event belongs to a recurring series.
true for series occurrences and detached exceptions.
false for one-off events.
Detached exceptions also set isDetached (iOS only).
The id of the series master for this listed occurrence.
On Android this is always a string. On iOS and web it is always null.
iOS has no public master event id. Use calendarItemExternalIdentifier
on iOS instead.
Do not treat this field as the same as calendarItemExternalIdentifier.
They identify different things on different platforms.
If this row is the master or a one-shot event, masterId equals id.
If this row is an exception, id is the exception and masterId is the
series master.
To modify or delete the whole series, pass masterId as the id option.
You still need span and instanceDate when those APIs require them.
In rare sync cases, an exception may temporarily report masterId equal
to id until the platform links it to the series master.
Start time of the recurring series, in milliseconds since the epoch.
Equals startDate for one-off events. On iOS, equals startDate when
the series start is not available for a detached exception.
Since
7.1.0