immutable-ics
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Immutable iCalendar document creation
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immutable-ics
Immutable iCalendar document creation using typed-immutable and Immutable.js.
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Installation
npm install --save immutable-ics
Quick Guide
Import
Import the modules:
import { Component, Property } from 'immutable-ics'
The following modules are available:
Component
: Typed ImmutableRecord
to build an iCalendar ComponentProperty
: Typed ImmutableRecord
to build an iCalendar Property
Create a component
Create a new component and add properties:
let calendar
let event
const versionProperty = new Property({ name: 'VERSION', value: 2 })
const dtstartProperty = new Property({
name: 'DTSTART',
parameters: { VALUE: 'DATE' },
value: new Date('1991-07-11 7:00:00')
})
calendar = new Component({ name: 'VCALENDAR' })
calendar = calendar.pushProperty(versionProperty)
event = new Component({ name: 'VEVENT' })
event = event.pushProperty(dtstartProperty)
calendar = calendar.pushComponent(event)
Or instantiate everything at once:
const calendar = new Component({
name: 'VCALENDAR',
properties: [
new Property({ name: 'VERSION', value: 2 })
],
components: [
new Component({
name: 'VEVENT',
properties: [
new Property({
name: 'DTSTART',
parameters: { VALUE: 'DATE' },
value: new Date('1991-07-11 7:00:00')
})
]
})
]
})
Generate iCalendar data
Call #toString
on the Component
or Property
to get a string representation
of the component according to the iCalendar specifications.
calendar.toString()
Generated data:
BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:19910711
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR
This string can then be saved to a file, sent to the user, etc.
API
Component
An Immutable Record
with the following properties:
name: String
: Name of the component (e.g. "VCALENDAR", "VEVENT")components: List<Component>
: List ofComponent
instancesproperties: List<Property>
: List ofProperty
instances
All methods return a new instance of the component due to its backing on
Immutable's Record
.
Extended Methods
Component.constructor({ name: String, components: (List<Component> | Array<Component>), properties: (List<Property> | Array<Property>) }): Component
Instantiate a new
Component
with initial values.components
andproperties
will be coerced to aList
.Component.prototype.pushComponent(component: Component): Component
Push a
Component
to the list of components.Component.prototype.pushProperty(property: Property): Component
Push a
Property
to the list of properties.Component.prototype.clear(): Component
Clear all components and properties from the component.
Component.prototype.clearComponents(): Component
Clear all components from the component.
Component.prototype.clearProperties(): Component
Clear all properties from the component.
Component.prototype.toString(): String
Get a string representation of the component according to the iCalendar specifications.
Property
An Immutable Record
with the following properties:
name: String
: Name of the property (e.g. "DTSTART", "SUMMARY")parameters: Map<String, Any>
: Property parameters (e.g. "VALUE")transform: Boolean = true
: Explicit determiner if the value is transformedvalue: Any
: Value of the property
All methods return a new instance of the property due to its backing on
Immutable's Record
.
Extended Methods
Property.constructor({ name: String, parameters: (Object | Map<String, Any>), transform: Boolean = true, value: Any }): Property
Instantiate a new
Property
with initial values.parameters
will be coerced into aMap
.Property.prototype.getTransformedValue(): String
Get the transformed value of the property's value. Transformations are conveniences to generate valid iCalendar data from JavaScript objects.
For example, providing a
Date
object to aDTSTAMP
property value will transform as such:const dtstampProperty = new Property({ name: 'DTSTAMP' parameters: { VALUE: 'DATE' }, value: new Date('1991-07-11 7:00:00') }) dtstampProperty.toString() // => DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE:19910711
Property.prototype.toString(): String
Get a string representation of the property according to the iCalendar specifications.