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pin-on-calendar

v0.0.6

Published

Event link generator for all major calendar clients

Downloads

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pin-on-calendar

Event link generator for all major calendar clients.

Usage:

import { addToCalendar, getClientLink, downloadIcsFile, getIcsData } from "pin-on-calendar";

const event1 = { 
   title: "Hair cut",
   startDate: "2022-11-26T19:02:45.747Z"  
}

const event2 = { 
    title: "College reunion",
    startDate: "2022-12-26T19:02:45.747Z"
}

addToCalendar("google", event); // redirects to google calendar with event data
getClientLink("outlook", event); // https://outlook.live.com/calendar/0/deeplink/compose?path=%2Fcalendar%2Faction%2Fcompose&rru=addevent...

downloadIcsFile([event1, event2], "appointments"); // downloads an appointments.ics file
getIcsData([event1, event2]) // gives an ics file data

API

Table of Contents

addToCalendar

Redirects to the specified calendar client.

Parameters

downloadIcsFile

Downloads the ICS file.

Parameters

getClientLink

Generates the proper link for the provided client.


N.B. For an ics client, this function will produce a Data URL.

Parameters

getIcsData

Generates the ICS file data.

Parameters

Event

Calendar event data

title

Name of the event.

Type: string

startDate

The starting date for the event.

Type: string

endDate

The closing date for the event.

Type: string

description

Description of the event.

Type: string

allDay

Tells whether the event is all day.

Type: boolean

location

Location of the event.

Type: string

rRule

Recurrence rules for the event.

Type: string

organizer

The organizer of the event.

Type: Organizer

busy

Tells whether the event is available.

Type: boolean

guests

Invited guests' emails.

Type: Array<string>

url

A more dynamic rendition of the event information.

Type: string

Organizer

An event organizer

name

The name of the organizer.

Type: string

email

The email of the organizer.

Type: string

Client

Client type

Type: ("google" | "outlook" | "office365" | "yahoo" | "ics")