Add the ability for the Calendar Entity Provider to return a detailed response when in list mode
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In the current entity provider, the description of an event is inside the CalendarEventDetails object, which is only accessible once you have the eventId. This was designed on purpose to allow for a faster and leaner response when in list mode then drilling into the details.
However sometimes it is useful to have the full details up front so that you don't need to make subsequent multiple requests to get the details for each event.
Combined with the recent time range params that were added (SAK-31206), you can request the events for a given day. If that day had 5 events, you would need to make 5 subsequent requests to get the descriptions for each.
This tickets adds an optional detailed param that if true, will return the full detailed object instead of the summary. Defaults to false to maintain backwards compatibility.
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Steve Swinsburg September 1, 2016 at 8:52 AM
That is actually an empty response. You need to add data to the calendar tool in that site first
Neal Caidin August 24, 2016 at 2:16 PM
Both URL patterns return the same results {"entityPrefix": "calendar", "calendar_collection": [
In the current entity provider, the description of an event is inside the CalendarEventDetails object, which is only accessible once you have the eventId. This was designed on purpose to allow for a faster and leaner response when in list mode then drilling into the details.
However sometimes it is useful to have the full details up front so that you don't need to make subsequent multiple requests to get the details for each event.
Combined with the recent time range params that were added (SAK-31206), you can request the events for a given day. If that day had 5 events, you would need to make 5 subsequent requests to get the descriptions for each.
This tickets adds an optional
detailedparam that if true, will return the full detailed object instead of the summary. Defaults to false to maintain backwards compatibility.