Participants and alarms

Events and todos expose typed organizers, attendees, and nested alarms.

Organizer

Organizer represents one ORGANIZER property.

Member	Type	Meaning
address	string	Original cal-address, including mailto: when present.
email	?string	Address without the case-insensitive mailto: prefix; otherwise null.
name	?string	CN parameter.
sentBy	?string	SENT-BY parameter.
directory	?string	DIR parameter.
parameters()	array<string,string|list<string>>	Every parameter, including unknown ones.

Attendee

Attendee represents one repeated ATTENDEE property. Attendees are not merged by address.

Member	Type	Meaning
address	string	Original cal-address.
email, name	?string	Address without mailto: and the CN display name.
role, status, type	?string	Uppercase ROLE, PARTSTAT, and CUTYPE.
rsvp	?bool	TRUE, FALSE, or null when absent or unrecognized.
delegatedFrom, delegatedTo	Collection<int,string>	Every delegation address.
parameters()	array<string,string|list<string>>	Every parameter, including unknown ones.

Alarm and trigger

Each Alarm represents one VALARM inside an event or todo.

Member	Type	Meaning
action	?string	ACTION.
trigger	?AlarmTrigger	Relative or absolute TRIGGER; invalid or absent values return null.
description, summary	?string	Reminder text.
attendees	Collection<int, Attendee>	Repeated alarm attendees in document order.
repeat	?int	REPEAT count.
duration	?DateInterval	Time between repeats.

$trigger = $event->alarms->first()?->trigger;

$trigger?->isRelative(); // ?bool
$trigger?->isAbsolute(); // ?bool
$trigger?->duration();   // ?DateInterval
$trigger?->dateTime();   // ?CarbonImmutable
$trigger?->relatedTo();  // START, END, or null

For a relative trigger, duration() is the offset before or after the related event or todo boundary, and relatedTo() identifies its start or end. For an absolute trigger, dateTime() is the reminder time. If the typed trigger is null and you need the original value, inspect the parent event or todo through its generic properties or raw component.