{
"DTSTAMP": "20160725T150101Z",
"BEGIN": "VEVENT",
"X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT": "FALSE",
"DTEND;TZID=America/New_York": "20160821T150000",
"UID": "http",
"DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York": "20160821T080000",
"SUMMARY": "NJ Region of the NYC Church of Christ",
"X-TRUMBA-CUSTOMFIELD;NAME=\"Organization\";ID=5323;TYPE=SingleLine": "Confere nce Services",
"X-TRUMBA-CUSTOMFIELD;NAME=\"Event Type\";ID=12;TYPE=number": "Lecture\\, Semin ar\\, Workshop",
"X-TRUMBA-CUSTOMFIELD;NAME=\"Submitter Name\";ID=36;TYPE=SingleLine": "Wilson \\, Doneita",
"LOCATION": "Campus Center Ballroom \"A\"\\, Campus Center Conference Room 240 \\, Campus Center Conference Room 220\\, Campus Center Conference Room 225",
"END": "VEVENT",
"X-TRUMBA-CUSTOMFIELD;NAME=\"Event Name\";ID=6143;TYPE=SingleLine": "NJ Region of the NYC Church of Christ",
"X-TRUMBA-LINK": "http",
"CATEGORIES": "Lecture, Seminar, Workshop"
}
While the output is valid and usable, the keys are a bit messy. A feature is needed where the client can specify what they want the .ics file's keys to be mapped to (i.e. their own preferences).
Here is a sample event:
While the output is valid and usable, the keys are a bit messy. A feature is needed where the client can specify what they want the
.ics
file's keys to be mapped to (i.e. their own preferences).