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extension AlarmManager.AlarmConfiguration {

    /// Creates a configuration that behaves like a countdown.
    /// - Parameters:
    ///   - countdownDuration: The optional countdown duration. When
    ///   set to a non-nil value, a countdown shows in the Lock Screen for the specified duration.
    ///   - schedule: The schedule that determines when the alarm alerts.
    ///   - attributes: The attributes of the alarm.
    ///   - appEntityIdentifier: The entity associated with the alarm.
    ///   - stopIntent: The intent to execute when a person stops the countdown.
    ///   - secondaryIntent: The intent to execute when a person taps the secondary button.
    ///   - sound: The sound to play when the alarm fires.
    public init(countdownDuration: Alarm.CountdownDuration? = nil, schedule: Alarm.Schedule? = nil, attributes: AlarmAttributes<Metadata>, appEntityIdentifier: EntityIdentifier? = nil, stopIntent: (any LiveActivityIntent)? = nil, secondaryIntent: (any LiveActivityIntent)? = nil, sound: AlertConfiguration.AlertSound = .default)

    /// Creates a configuration that behaves like
    /// a traditional timer.
    ///
    /// The timer starts immediately, runs for `duration` seconds, and
    /// then alerts.  If you provide a secondary button with a behavior that indicates
    /// that the timer can repeat, the alert will have a repeat button.
    ///
    /// - Parameters:
    ///   - duration: The duration of the timer in seconds.
    ///   - attributes: The attributes to use when presenting the alert.
    ///   - appEntityIdentifier: The entity associated with the alarm.
    ///   - stopIntent: The intent to execute when a person stops the timer.
    ///   - secondaryIntent: The intent to execute when a person taps the secondary button.
    ///   - sound: The sound to play when the alarm fires.
    public static func timer(duration: TimeInterval, attributes: AlarmAttributes<Metadata>, appEntityIdentifier: EntityIdentifier? = nil, stopIntent: (any LiveActivityIntent)? = nil, secondaryIntent: (any LiveActivityIntent)? = nil, sound: AlertConfiguration.AlertSound = .default) -> AlarmManager.AlarmConfiguration<Metadata>

    /// Creates a configuration that behaves like
    /// a traditional alarm.
    ///
    /// At the scheduled time, based on the `schedule` parameter you supply,
    /// the alarm alerts.
    ///
    /// - Parameters:
    ///   - schedule: The schedule for the alarm.
    ///   - attributes: The attributes to use when presenting the alert.
    ///   - appEntityIdentifier: The entity associated with the alarm.
    ///   - stopIntent: The intent to execute when a person taps the stop button.
    ///   - secondaryIntent: The intent to execute when a person taps the secondary button.
    ///   - sound: The sound to play when the alarm fires.
    public static func alarm(schedule: Alarm.Schedule? = nil, attributes: AlarmAttributes<Metadata>, appEntityIdentifier: EntityIdentifier? = nil, stopIntent: (any LiveActivityIntent)? = nil, secondaryIntent: (any LiveActivityIntent)? = nil, sound: AlertConfiguration.AlertSound = .default) -> AlarmManager.AlarmConfiguration<Metadata>
}