lexidex

community.lexicon.calendar.event

#main - record

A calendar event.

Record Key Type: tid

Name	Type	Details
`createdAt`	string (required)	Client-declared timestamp when the event was created. Syntax Format: `datetime`
`description`	string	The description of the event.
`endsAt`	string	Client-declared timestamp when the event ends. Syntax Format: `datetime`
`locations`	array	The locations where the event takes place. UNHANDLED IN ARRAYS: union
`mode`	ref	The attendance mode of the event. Reference: `community.lexicon.calendar.event#mode`
`name`	string (required)	The name of the event.
`startsAt`	string	Client-declared timestamp when the event starts. Syntax Format: `datetime`
`status`	ref	The status of the event. Reference: `community.lexicon.calendar.event#status`
`uris`	array	URIs associated with the event. Elements are of type:

#hybrid - token

A hybrid event that takes place both online and offline.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.

#inperson - token

An in-person event that takes place offline.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.

#cancelled - token

The event has been cancelled.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.

#mode - string

The mode of the event. UNHANDLED IN DEFS: string

#planned - token

The event has been created, but not finalized.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.

#postponed - token

The event has been postponed and a new start date has not been set.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.

#rescheduled - token

The event has been rescheduled.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.

#scheduled - token

The event has been created and scheduled.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.

#status - string

The status of the event. UNHANDLED IN DEFS: string

#uri - object

A URI associated with the event.

Name	Type	Details
`name`	string	The display name of the URI.
`uri`	string (required)	Syntax Format: `uri`

#virtual - token

A virtual event that takes place online.

"Tokens" in atproto are simply NSID reference strings.