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Once you manage to have contacts on the map (#16) and events on the map (#3), it would be useful how to help the user to understand what is near to who.
Scenarios:
It would be cool if the map (or generally Nextcloud) shows/remembers me that :
two clients are near the conference venue (I can call and see if they want me to come and update them on the new features)
John lives near the restaurant where I will have a dinner (we can invite him!)
Nice additions would be:
Considering the time frame:
I am scheduling a meeting with a client at their site. I want to see on the map the other meeting which is half an hour before. If it is too far I will have to reschedule this meeting!
Considering the data of other users:
You know that famous conference you are going to attend? Did you know that Karl, the sales rep, is going too? Maybe you can have dinner together (or go together to the client). There are of course permission issues but also a lot of useful applications!
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jancborchardt commentedon Aug 27, 2019
cc @nextcloud/calendar for info on this one. How would someone who wants to implement best get started? :)
georgehrke commentedon Aug 28, 2019
To avoid all the CalDAV and CardDAV complexity, i would recommend using the CalendarManager and ContactsManager
Within the calendar-data, interesting properties are definitely LOCATION, GEO (geographical position, but not used that often).
jancborchardt commentedon Aug 29, 2019
This depends on Events on the map #3 :)