calendar-app | Simple calendar application to keep a note of appointments | Calendar library
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Simple calendar application to keep a note of appointments
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- Add a new entry .
- Signs the user .
- View details .
- Delete Entry .
- View of the calendar .
- Return a formatted string .
- The main application .
- Render an error page .
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QUESTION
I have been struggling with this formatting problem I hope someone cane help. At one point in my script I need to concatenate the value which is the date(ie 11/20/2020) with the time(3:00 PM) which is in another column. I then use this to call the calendar service class method createEvent to create the event. The problem I am having is unless I explicitly go into the spreadsheet cells and use the menu to Format-> Number -> Plain Text the cells, I get gibberish on concatenating. For instance if I am concatenating cell B4 with 11/20/2020 and F4 with 3:00 PM a Logger.log of concatenatedDateStartTime looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-27 at 21:46If you want to get the string value of a particular cell use getDisplayValue().
If you want to get rid of the format of a particular range use clear().
Both are methods of the range class, therefore you could do something like this:
QUESTION
I have a sheets-bound script at the moment that reads the spreadsheet data and creates calendar events based on the sheet. That spreadsheet also stores other user's calendarIDs (not owned by me) for which I am trying to read/write their google calendar's.
My ideal usage flow was that a single user could trigger the script for all stored users OR each user could click on the script and have their events added to their specified calendar but I found that I am unable to even access other's calendars with just their calendarIDs.
My code was crashing earlier after I created a test calendar on a different google account. I toggled the calendar to public and am now at least getting null as indicated by the getEvents() documentation. I then subscribed to that calendar and received "exception: Action not allowed".
I have come across OAuth2 and feel like this is something I need to somehow implement but I was not sure how to go about it. Am I able to make changes to multiple usere's calendars from the script or do I need to learn about webapps and would that allow me to somehow access other's calendars?
Edit: I'm not a domain user, just using private personal google accounts
Edit 2: Also found out add-ons are a thing. Going to read about that
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-08 at 15:49Perhaps a nice way to avoid coding OAuth flows into you app, is to deploy the script as a Web app and deploy it with the option to "Execute the app as: User accessing the web app".
When the user makes a request from your webapp, your web app's consent screen pops up, and user must give consent, after this, this script runs as the user and can add the events to their calendars using the CalendarApp.
QUESTION
When I set S3 Bucket Policy
I suffered Access Denied
errors.
My json file is like below. I couldn't figure out why such kind of errors occured. If someone has some experience,please let me know.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-23 at 17:40You are attempting to save an S3 bucket policy that allows public (unauthenticated) access to objects under the calendar-app
bucket. At the same time, your AWS account has S3 Block Public Access configured, which is an account-level configuration preventing anyone from creating policies that allow public access.
If you genuinely need to support public access to this bucket then you will need to disable S3 Block Public Access. Otherwise write an S3 bucket policy that does not allow public access.
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You can use calendar-app like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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