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Convert YAML files to .ics files which can be imported into other calendar applications.
Features include:
- Converting single .yaml files, or combining multiple into one .ics file.
- ics fields: name, summary, description, location, timezone, repeat
- Specify event start+end or start+duration
- Recurring events (basic support)
- All-day events
- Timezone specification (default or per-event)
pip install yaml2ics
To produce a calendar from a list of events:
python yaml2ics.py example/test_calendar.yaml
To combine lists of events in to a calendar:
python yaml2ics.py example/test_calendar.yaml example/another_calendar.yaml
Please see example/test_calendar.yaml
for a full demo including
explanations. Below is a minimal template that shows the basic idea:
name: Calendar Name
timezone: Europe/Helsinki # default timezone for events, optional
events:
- summary: The event title
begin: 2021-09-21 15:00:00
duration:
minutes: 30
location: |
https://meet.jit.si/example
description: |
In this meeting we will ...
Contributions are welcomed! This project is still in active development and should be considered beta.
To install the development version, fork the source of the project and make an editable install:
pip install -e ".[test]"
To test:
pytest
Generate a coverage report with:
pytest --cov-report term-missing --cov yaml2ics
black and other linters are used to auto-format
files (and enforced by CI). To install the git hooks, use pre-commit install
.
To run the tests/auto-formatting manually, use pre-commit run --all-files
.