The goal for the issue is to have the logic for creating the invitation link be contained within Other.js. Producing top sheet "results" and triggering this logic as a result of a tap/click is beyond the scope of this issue. Even without the plumbing the iOS client should still be able to utilize the method via a Swift-JS bridge. Doing so will likely require supporting Request objects as input to fetch.
See https://github.com/other-xyz/time-cone/issues/131 for full discussion on invitations.
The goal for the issue is to have the logic for creating the invitation link be contained within Other.js. Producing top sheet "results" and triggering this logic as a result of a tap/click is beyond the scope of this issue. Even without the plumbing the iOS client should still be able to utilize the method via a Swift-JS bridge. Doing so will likely require supporting
Request
objects as input tofetch
.