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gsheet-to-calendar

v0.0.6

Published

CLI app and package that uses google spreadsheet api to export calendar data directly into google agenda or other supported methods :)

Downloads

9

Readme

CLI app and package that uses google spreadsheet api to export calendar data directly into google agenda or other supported methods :)

Planned releases

  • Web application (Working on)
  • Publish to homebrew

Supported exports

| Method | Status | | | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --- | | Google | Only with access_token or by integrating with valid google oauth api credentials | ⚠️ | | ICS | Fully supported | ✅ | | JSON | Fully supported | ✅ | | Terminal | Fully supported | ✅ |

CLI usage

# Run
$ gsToCalendar

| Props | Description | Required | Default | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------------- | | sheetId | Google sheet id from current document | false | null | | options | Options object | false | null | | options.debug | Enable error logging | false | false | | options.docId | Defines the google document id | false | null | | options.sheetId | Defines the google sheet id | false | null | | options.dateFormat | Defines the date string format.Follow date-fns parse documentation | false | "d 'de' MMMM" | | options.dateStringColumn | Defines wich column contains the date string | false | null | | options.titleStringColumn | Defines wich column contains the event title string | false | null | | options.locale | Defines the locale for the date-fns. (ISO 639-1) | false | ptBR | | options.startColumn | Define the initial column | false | A |

Usage as a package

Install the package using your favorite package manager.

$ npm i gsheet-to-calendar

Add the following enviroment variable:

// .env
// https://developers.google.com/sheets

DOC_API_KEY= Your google spreadsheet api key

Example snippet

Here's a basic usage of the package.

// yourApiRoute.ts

import { loadSheetDocument } from 'gsheet-to-calendar';

export const handle = async (documentUrl: string) => {
  const data = await loadSheetDocument({
    url: documentUrl
  });

  if (!document) return;

  const events = await data.fetchEvents();

  if (!events) return;

  return events.saveToGoogle(body.token as string);
};

loadSheetDocument()

| Props | Description | Required | | ----- | ------------------------------- | -------- | | url | Google spreadsheet document url | true |

// Return of loadSheetDocument()

document: GoogleSpreadsheet; // Read more at https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/reference/rest/v4/spreadsheets#spreadsheetproperties
sheetList: [{
  value: string;
  name: string;
}, ...]
fetchEvents: () => Promise<{...}>;

fetchEvents()

Fetch events from the spreadsheet and return.

| Props | Description | Required | Default | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------------- | | sheetId | Google sheet id from current document | false | null | | options | Options object | false | null | | options.debug | Enable error logging | false | false | | options.docId | Defines the google document id | false | null | | options.sheetId | Defines the google sheet id | false | null | | options.dateFormat | Defines the date string format.Follow date-fns parse documentation | false | "d 'de' MMMM" | | options.dateStringColumn | Defines wich column contains the date string | false | null | | options.titleStringColumn | Defines wich column contains the event title string | false | null | | options.locale | Defines the locale for the date-fns. (ISO 639-1) | false | ptBR | | options.startColumn | Define the initial column | false | A |

// Return of fetch events()

events: EventTypes[];
saveToGoogle: (accessToken: string) => Promise<void>;
calendarTitle: string;

EventTypes

interface EventTypes {
  date: Date;
  title: string;
}

saveToGoogle()

Save events to google calendar.

| Props | Description | Required | | ----------- | ------------------------- | -------- | | accessToken | Google OAuth access_token | true |

Standalone functions

You can also import each function and execute it directly anytime.

import { fetchEvents, googleSheet, saveToGoogle } from 'gsheet-to-calendar';

fetchEvents(document, {
  sheetId,
  options: {
    dateFormat,
    locale,
    startColumn,
    dateStringColumn,
    debug,
    titleStringColumn
  }
});

googleSheet.loadDocument(url, (error) => console.log(error));
googleSheet.getSheets(document);

saveToGoogle(calendarTitle, events, accessToken);