That is a good idea. I personally use Reminders with my family and would be useful to see listed in Emacs. I've made a note of this to investigate further.
I've just pushed to TestFlight (although awaiting approval) a new beta with a new extension to sync reminders to a file. I hope to have this released as an app update later next week assuming I don't find any issues during testing.
# -*- buffer-read-only: t -*- [2024-11-26 Tue] This file is managed by beorg. Any changes will like be overwritten.
Documentation / tutorial would be appreciated.
This extension is to sync Reminders from the Apple Reminders app to a .org file. This is useful if you use Emacs and would like to see your Reminders in the agenda. You can find out more information about extensions in beorg by going to the Settings tab, Extensions Manager and then tapping Info on the extension you would like more information about.
You need to make sure that beorg has access to your Reminders, and that the lists you'd like beorg to access are ticked. To do this go to the Settings tab and scroll down until you see the button Configure Reminders.
If you think the extension doesn't apply to you, you can try and request a refund via Apple. See https://support.apple.com/en-us/118223 for details on how to do this.
tom Tom
Now that we got "Sync Calendar to a file", how far is "Sync Reminder to a file"?
# DOABILITY:
I noticed that beorg already has the ability to fetch the "Reminder" into "Beorg Tasks" (by tabbing Settings>Configure Reminders>Authorize), so is it feasible to implement "Sync Reminder to a file" now?
# USAGE:
This will helps syncing Reminder todos from iOS to OrgMode, just like syncing Calendar events to Org-agenda.
# COMMENT:
Emacs users who bought an iPhone will appreciate this (and will definitely pay for this)!