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Auto generate calendar from meetings docs #32

Open saulshanabrook opened 3 years ago

saulshanabrook commented 3 years ago

Currently, we have to make a gcal event for every meeting, with the link and time. However, this is really annoying! It would be much cooler/simpler to just be able to write the event in the meetings.md file and be able to generate a google calendar event for that.

To do this, we could use this cool standard, called "structured data" to add an "event" markup to the page: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/event#canceled

This will also let Google like pull up those nice cards when you search for it, with event names.

Then we could create a general tool that lets you point at any website, extract out the structured data for events, and then create an "ICalendar file" from that, which can be imported into google cal.

quintencastillo commented 3 years ago

That’s really cool! Learning so much! Can we walk thru how you did this (even if it’s after official meeting times)?

-Q

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 Currently, we have to make a gcal event for every meeting, with the link and time. However, this is really annoying! It would be much cooler/simpler to just be able to write the event in the meetings.md file and be able to generate a google calendar event for that.

To do this, we could use this cool standard, called "structured data" to add an "event" markup to the page: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/event#canceled

This will also let Google like pull up those nice cards when you search for it, with event names.

Then we could create a general tool that lets you point at any website, extract out the structured data for events, and then create an "ICalendar file" from that, which can be imported into google cal.

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saulshanabrook commented 3 years ago

@quintencastillo I haven't done any of it yet! So we could could try doing some of it together?