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<harshit-sharma[m]> Hello Everyone!
<harshit-sharma[m]> In my GSoC project till now, the filter feature is near implemented, you can see the PR here : https://github.com/HaikuArchives/Calendar/pull/121
<harshit-sharma[m]> Now for the next steps, we need to implement the reminders. And for that, I believe that we have to create a daemon which runs in the backround, the send the reminder when the scheduled time approaches
<harshit-sharma[m]> How can we get started with the project? I tried searching about daemons on Haiku, got something call the launch daemon. Will it be useful here?
<PulkoMandy> yes, the launch daemon is a bit similar to systemd but probably simpler
<PulkoMandy> daemons in haiku are sometimes called "servers" too, for example there is a mail_server that can periodically check for new emails
<harshit-sharma[m]> Yes, I checked the mail server
<harshit-sharma[m]> Is there any daemon, or "server" which is responsible to send notifications?
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<PulkoMandy> each of them send notifications as they need, using the BNotification class
<PulkoMandy> and theer is a notification_server that receives these and show them in a window next to the deskbar (you can also test this using the "notify" command from Terminal, and the code for that command can serve as an example on how to create a BNotification)
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