remote-gcal-cli v1.0.5

gcal-cli

CLI tool for Google Calendar services

Installing

As dependency

npm install --save remote-gcal-cli

Global (recommended)

npm install -g remote-gcal-cli

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Authentication

To authenticate to Google Account, run gcal-cli auth

To log out, run gcal-cli auth --logout

Checkout calendar

To checkout a calendar from authorized Google account, run gcal-cli checkout

Get calendar

To get list of calendars from authorized Google account, run gcal-cli get-calendar [options]

There are built-in options

--table - View as table

Create calendar

To create a new calendar, run gcal-cli create-calendar [options]

There are built-in options

--summary <summary> - Headline of new calendar (required)

--description [description] - Description of new calendar

--timezone [timezone] - Timezone of new calendar (IANA tz format)

--location [location] - Location of new calendar

Example:

gcal-cli create-calendar --summary="Calendar #1" --description="test calendar" --timezone="America/New_York" --location="New York"

Update calendar

To update existing calendar, run gcal-cli update-calendar [options]

There are built-in options

--summary [summary] - Headline of updated calendar

--description [description] - Description of updated calendar

--timezone [timezone] - Timezone of updated calendar (IANA tz format)

--location [location] - Location of updated calendar

Example:

gcal-cli update-calendar --summary="Updated Calendar" --description="test update calendar" --timezone="America/New_York" --location="New York"

Delete calendar

To delete existing calendar, run gcal-cli delete-calendar

Get events

To get list of events from authorized Google account, run gcal-cli get-events [options]

There are built-in options

--from [datetime] - Get events from (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--to [datetime] - Get events to (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--max-results [num] - Return specfied number of events

-h, --help - output usage information

Make sure to checkout a valid calendar before getting events

Default values:

--from: datetime at the moment (24 Hours time)

--to: datetime at the end of today (24 Hours time)

--max-result: 20

Example:

gcal-cli get-events --from="08-01-2019 21:00" --to="08-01-2019 22:00" --max-results=10

Create event

To create a new event, run gcal-cli create-event [options]

There are built-in options

--summary <summary> - Headline of created event

--from <datetime> - Start of event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--to <datetime> - End of event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--color [color] - Select color in color list for event

--description [description] - Description of event

--location [location] - Location of event

-h, --help - output usage information

Make sure to checkout a valid calendar before getting events

Required parameters: --summary, --from, --to

Default values:

All time are 24 Hours time

--color: available colors include: sky, mint, purple, pink, yellow, orange turquoise, grey, blue, green, red

Example:

gcal-cli create-event --summary="test event #1" --from="08-01-2019 21:00" --to="08-01-2019 22:00" --color="blue"

Update event

To update an existing event, run gcal-cli update-event [options]

There are built-in options

Start and end options are used to specified the time range of events that is being updated

--start <datetime> - Start of event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--end <datetime> - End of event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--summary [summary] - Updated headline of event

--from <datetime> - Updated start of updated event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--to <datetime> - Updated end of updated event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--color [color] - Updated color in color list for event

--description [description] - Updated description of event

--location [location] - Updated location of event

-h, --help - output usage information

Make sure to checkout a valid calendar before getting events

Required parameters: --start, --end, --from, --to

Default values:

All time are 24 Hours time

--color: available colors include: sky, mint, purple, pink, yellow, orange turquoise, grey, blue, green, red

Example

gcal-cli update-event --summary="test update event #1" --from="08-01-2019 21:00" --to="08-01-2019 22:00" --start="08-01-2019" --end="08-02-2019" --color="blue"

Delete event

To delete an existing event, run gcal-cli delete-event [options]

There are built-in options

Start and end options are used to specified the time range of events that is being deleted

--start <datetime> - Start of event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

--end <datetime> - End of event (MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM)

Make sure to checkout a valid calendar before getting events

Required parameters: --start, --end

Example:

gcal-cli delete-event --start="08-01-2019 21:00" --end="08-01-2019 22:00"

Help

To see more help, run gcal-cli --help

Authors

• Trung Truong

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details