- Add full LICENSE file (GPL-3.0)
- Add SPDX headers to all 44 Kotlin source files
- Add SPDX headers to 3 iOS Swift/Info.plist files
- Update README.md and AGENTS.md with license info
java.util.prefs.Preferences (desktop Settings backend) has an 8KB
per-value limit. Schedule JSON exceeds this. Now splits into 8000-char
chunks stored as cached_events_chunk_<account>_<i>, with a count key.
Maintains backward compat with old single-value format.
The schedule screen was never loading data because no LaunchedEffect
called loadAccounts() when the user became authenticated. Now:
- App.kt: calls scheduleViewModel.loadAccounts() when authState becomes Authenticated
- ScheduleScreen.kt: calls loadCachedSchedule() when selectedAccount is set
- Add App.kt root composable with state-based routing
(Login -> Schedule -> EventDetail) driven by AuthViewModel.state
- Update MainActivity (Android), MainViewController (iOS), and
Main.kt (Desktop) to host App() with their platform OAuthClient
- Add iOS Xcode source files (MyIceApp.swift, ContentView.swift)
and Info.plist with myice:// URL scheme
- Delete Placeholder.kt
- Add kotlinx-coroutines-swing to desktopMain to provide
Dispatchers.Main for viewModelScope (app crashed on desktop
without it)
- AndroidOAuthClient: ACTION_VIEW + OAuthCallbackActivity (myice://callback)
- IosOAuthClient: ASWebAuthenticationSession with presentation context provider
- DesktopOAuthClient: local HTTP server + system browser
- AndroidManifest: register OAuthCallbackActivity intent filter
- Align Kotlin to 2.3.20 (required by Compose MP 1.11.1 klibs) and
compileSdk to 36 (required by activity-compose 1.13.0); fix missing
Text import and stray brace in placeholder iOS/Android entry points
Add ApiConfig, AuthTokenHolder singleton, expect/actual HttpClient
engine factories (CIO for Android/Desktop, Darwin for iOS), and
ApiService with four GET endpoints. Bearer token from AuthTokenHolder
is injected as Authorization header on each request.
Adjusted for Ktor 3.5.1: HttpClientEngineFactory lives in
io.ktor.client.engine; the timeout plugin is HttpTimeout (package
io.ktor.client.plugins), not HttpTimeoutPlugin. Tests wrap suspend
calls in runTest and assert request URLs without a trailing '?'.
herel
