Thanks for the suggestion! :) I guess your use case would be that you already know the date of the meeting, but not yet the specific time? That never occurred to me, but yes, I think this should be possible.
To implement this, Meeting.time would be either a datetime or date object, depending if the time has been set. In the JSON API it would be exposed as ISO time string with our without the time portion.
As you can see in the roadmap, I'm currently working on some other features, in the meantime if you would like to speed thinks up, I'd be happy to take your pull request :) .
Thanks for the suggestion! :) I guess your use case would be that you already know the date of the meeting, but not yet the specific time? That never occurred to me, but yes, I think this should be possible.
To implement this,
Meeting.time
would be either adatetime
ordate
object, depending if the time has been set. In the JSON API it would be exposed as ISO time string with our without the time portion.As you can see in the roadmap, I'm currently working on some other features, in the meantime if you would like to speed thinks up, I'd be happy to take your pull request :) .