Introduction

URL Schemes

Open App

timepage://

Add Event

Open Timepage to the new event screen. Title and day can be optionally specified. Callback URL can be optionally specified. See day for more information.

timepage://add_event?title=<title>&day=<day>

“Add Event” also supports x-callback-url in the format:

timepage://x-callback-url/add_event?x-success=<success callback url>&x-cancel=<cancel callback url>&<other regular parameters>

Open Event

Open Timepage and show a specified event.

timepage://open_event?event=<"next"|event_id>

timepage://open_event_map?event=<"next"|event_id>

Open Day / Week / Month

Open Timepage and show a specified day, week, or month. See day and index for more information.

timepage://open_day?day=<day>

timepage://open_week?week=<"this"|"next"|index>

timepage://open_month?month=<"this"|"next"|index>

Open Weather

Open Timepage and show weather for a specified day or week.See day and index for more information.

timepage://open_weather?day=<day>

timepage://open_weather?week=<"this"|"next"|index>

Search

Open Timepage and show search results for the specified search terms.

timepage://search?query=<text>

Get Event

Use x-callback-url to fetch info about an event. Get a specified event and return its details via a specified callback URL.

timepage://x-callback-url/get_event?event=<"next"|event_id>&x-success=<success callback url>

“Get Event” calls the success callback url (x-success) with the following parameters:

start=<yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm>&end=<yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm>&title=<event title>&location=<event location>

Query parameters

`day`

Can be specified as either:

Date in the format yyyy-mm-dd
Special strings “today” or “tomorrow”
Upcoming weekday name (long or short) such as “monday”, “tuesday, “wed”, etc. Is specific to the language set by the device. Always specifies the next upcoming day with this name.

`index`

Specifies an offset to the current week/month. For example, when opening a specific week, index 0=this week, 1=next week, -1=last week, etc.