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itchyny / calendar.vim

A calendar application for Vim
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Feature request: fetch data #177

Closed wallace11 closed 4 years ago

wallace11 commented 4 years ago

Having to relaunch :Calendar each time there's an update to the calendar (new invitation, for example), is quite a pain, so I thought maybe there's an easy way to solve this problem.

Simply add a mapping to manually fetch data from Google which will effectively refresh the calendar + tasks just as it does when launching. Maybe R (shift+r) is a good idea for a default keybinding.

Also, it may be be a good idea to implement a threshold for manual refreshing, that'd prevent multiple API calls (10s maybe?).

This is a different and probably more sane approach to #166.

itchyny commented 4 years ago

You can use <C-r>.

wallace11 commented 4 years ago

Alright, now we're talking! The Only problem is that it won't refetch tasks. Would you like me to open a separate issue for that?

Also, maybe phrasing in the help file could be improved since I completely misunderstood the function of that xD

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itchyny commented 4 years ago

The Only problem is that it won't refetch tasks.

This has been fixed.

rogershijin commented 3 years ago

@wallace11 about your reference to #166 , sorry for being unclear, I was more talking about event upload to Google Calendar adding a lag of a second or two when creating new events on the Calendar.vim GUI, as opposed to event download from Google Calendar. Though I suppose the <C-r> idea would be helpful if there were a way to turn off automatic upload to Google Calendar and then sync both the up and down directions on demand with <C-r>. Maybe that's what you were talking about?