Hi everyone,

I’m trying to automate importing my daily flights from Apple Calendar into LogTenPro using Coradine’s URL scheme API (logten://v2/addEntities / modifyEntities).

Goal: parse my calendar flight events (e.g. LA 3203 GRU-GIG) and generate a valid package= parameter (URL-encoded JSON) containing:

{

"metadata": {...},

"entities": [ ... ]

}

Per Coradine’s docs, time fields can be sent as Unix epoch seconds (numeric), and entities must be a real JSON array of objects. (They also recommend using flight_key so imports are idempotent.)

I originally built the JSON as “Text” inside Shortcuts, concatenating each flight entity into an entities blob and then URL encoding it. LogTenPro silently ignores the import if anything is off (no error).

Support said the two biggest pitfalls are:

• epoch times ending up as strings
• entities not being a real JSON array (looks OK printed, but not parsable)

I’m now leaning toward doing this properly using Run JavaScript on Shortcut Input:

• Find Calendar Events (today)
• For each event, collect {title, start, end}
• JS builds entities array, converts dates to epoch seconds, JSON.stringify, encodeURIComponent, returns final logten://v2/modifyEntities?... URL
• Open URL

Below follows the Shortcut I've made so far, however it does not send correct data to the app due to the fact that the Epoch timestamp is interpreted as string. But I don't see it that way.

I know we have ChatGPT and such for help, but maybe someone here is more proficient in this subject. Thanks.

https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/5f4552cedb4046d886136dbbca09e616