Filtering icalendar feeds

[niccokunzmann]

Featuring a set of command line applications, what is still missing from our set is filtering icalendar feeds.

Here is an old start: https://github.com/niccokunzmann/ical-filter

Basically, it works a bit like the anonymizer/mergecal:

• library
• cmd interface
• web interface

It allows you to filter by

• type (EVENT/TODO)
• attendee
• summary
• description
• categories

etc. With the encryption/anonymization feature, this allows you to select specifically which content you would like to share with the world. It is a bit complex, too - especially when it comes to recurring events.

Applications:

• combine with ics-query to find events with attendees Allow querying/filtering with invitee ics-query#65
• combine with mergecal to filter for certain UIDs
• combine with the Open Web Calendar to only display a subset of what is in the calendar
• combine with the anonymizer to anonymize a subset of calendar content

See also:

• Allow querying/filtering with invitee ics-query#65

[niccokunzmann]

The icalendar-searcher already includes bespoke functionality. @tobixen Do you plan on creating a command line interface? It can reside in a different package, like ics-query, too.

What I did not understand is how recurring-ical-events is used inside of it.

[tobixen]

I'm not planning to work on a cli for the icalendar-searcher (in retro-perspective, icalendar-filter would have ben a better name), but it could fit very well inside the package.