Closed ipapast closed 10 months ago
Hi @ipapast!
Can you please check out rubify
branch?
Ultimately, I want to upgrade the repository to that version.
Could you please estimate how hard would it be to implement ical there?
Hi @ipapast! Can you please check out
rubify
branch? Ultimately, I want to upgrade the repository to that version. Could you please estimate how hard would it be to implement ical there?
Hey, I'll have a look today and let you know :)
Hi @ipapast! Can you please check out
rubify
branch? Ultimately, I want to upgrade the repository to that version. Could you please estimate how hard would it be to implement ical there?
Alright, I need to re-work this PR because I have forked main
only. I will fork the entire repo again, so possibly this PR will be closed. I will open a new one after, if that happens.
Personally, I'd rather have the ical data put right in the schedule, and leave the notes section for notes! But I obviously understand that's a more significant challenge...
Personally, I'd rather have the ical data put right in the schedule, and leave the notes section for notes! But I obviously understand that's a more significant challenge...
that would be much better, I agree.
I closed this PR as I need to work on a ruby branch version of it, so it might take some time, but the idea is here, and someone can re-work it if needed.
Thank you for your idea and your work I might take look into it next month. The idea looks interesting
However, calendar events are very much fleeting. Aside from putting some birthdays and holidays, I don't see a convenient way to flush new events into the planner and syncing it back to the device where it's being used
This PR adds a basic event display on the daily planner. It renders like this:
What it acutally does:
.ical
file location.The daily planner Notes are shrunk a bit so that we can get a few events in the same space. I have chosen to only include events that have a UTC timestamp (with 'Z') as handling all cases manually and getting timezones in regard is hard. Maybe that can be an additional feature.
How to run:
Any comments on making it better/easier are welcome