ical-generator | ical-generator is a small piece of code which generates ical calendar files | Calendar library
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ical-generator is a small but fine library with which you can very easily create a valid iCal calendars, for example to generate subscriptionable calendar feeds.
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QUESTION
I am trying to send a calendar event as an attachment (.ics)
file in nodejs
.
I am using ical-generator
library to create an event.
The code below is generating an .ics file and attaching it with the email but file always comes as empty.
I am not sure why the event content is not converting to base64. when I log the converted content it shows the same content (not converting to base64)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 21:35The ical-generator
package's calendar class doesn't provide a toString()
which takes the format as the parameter, like Buffer
. You'll just need to convert it to Base 64 like you'd convert any other string.
QUESTION
I am using the ical-generator library to publish an iCalendar feed. The calendar contains an all-day event, which is a prediction of something happening on a given day. As the prediction gets updated, I want to change the date of the event accordingly.
This is how the feed looks like for an example event on 21 Feb 2021:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 15:28Turns out that everything is working as expected, but – just as @anmari pointed out in a comment – receiving applications check at their own pace.
QUESTION
I have a database with a bunch of dates and an online overview where you can view them, now I know I can copy a URL from my Google Agenda and import this in other calendar clients so I can view the events there.
I want to generate an Express endpoint where I fetch every event every time the endpoint is called and return it in a format that can be imported by other calendar clients. Now with packages like iCal-generator I could generate, read, and return the file whenever a user requests the URL. but it feels redudent to write a file to my storage to then read it, return it and delete it every time it's requested.
What is the most effiecent way to go about this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 07:36Instead of generating the file/calendar data on every request, you could implement a simple caching mechanism. That is, upon start of your node app you generate the calendar data and put it in your cache with corresponding time to live value. Once the data has expired or new entries are inserted into your DB you invalidate the cache, re-generate the data and cache it again.
Here's a very simple example for an in-memory cache that uses the node-cache library:
QUESTION
Not getting RSVP buttons in the email. I'm using "ical-generator" NPM to generate ics file.
This is code to generate ics file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 06:41I place 'method' in the wrong place
it should be here
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