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# SilverBullet iCalendar Plug
`silverbullet-icalendar` is a [Plug](https://silverbullet.md/Plugs) for [SilverBullet](https://silverbullet.md/) which I made for my girlfriend.
It reads external [iCalendar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICalendar) data, also known as iCal and `.ics` format, used in CalDAV protocol.
## Installation
Run the {[Plugs: Add]} command in SilverBullet and add paste this URI into the dialog box:
```
ghr:Maarrk/silverbullet-icalendar
```
Then run the {[Plugs: Update]} command and off you go!
### Configuration
This plug can be configured with [Space Config](https://silverbullet.md/Space%20Config), these are the default values and their usage:
```yaml
icalendar:
# where to get the iCalendar data from
sources:
- url: https://example.com/calendar.ics
# override calName for events from this source, otherwise X-WR-CALNAME is used
name: Example calendar
```
## Usage
The plug provides the query source `ical-event`, which corresponds to `VEVENT` object
### Examples
Select events that start on a given date
~~~
```query
ical-event
where start =~ /^2024-01-04/
select summary, description
```
~~~
## Roadmap
- Decide which properties should be exposed:
- Location
- Color?
- Add instructions for popular services:
- Nextcloud
- Google Calendar
- Write config schema
- Add `calName` property to event object
- Command for plug version with lower priority (cf. `silverbullet-grep`)
- Cache the calendar according to `REFRESH-INTERVAL` or `X-PUBLISHED-TTL`, command for manual update
- More query sources:
- `ical-todo` for `VTODO` components
- `ical-calendar` showing information about configured calendars
- Describe the properties of query results
- Support `file://` URL scheme (use an external script or filesystem instead of authentication on CalDAV)
## Contributing
If you find bugs, report them on the [issue tracker on GitHub](https://github.com/Maarrk/silverbullet-icalendar/issues).
### Building from source
To build this plug, make sure you have [SilverBullet installed](https://silverbullet.md/Install). Then, build the plug with:
```shell
deno task build
```
Or to watch for changes and rebuild automatically
```shell
deno task watch
```
Then, copy the resulting `.plug.js` file into your space's `_plug` folder. Or build and copy in one command:
```shell
deno task build && cp *.plug.js /my/space/_plug/
```
SilverBullet will automatically sync and load the new version of the plug (or speed up this process by running the {[Sync: Now]} command).
## License
MIT, following SilverBullet