Pure JavaScript implementation of RFC 5545 (iCalendar).
Project Status : Paused. I may work on it later but I don't have the time for now.
- Being able to generate and fully parse iCal files.
- Pure JavaScript (ES5, strict mode) with no runtime dependencies.
- Node.js and browser compatibility.
You can install it locally:
$ npm install icsjs
or you can add it as a dependency in your package.json:
{ "dependencies" :
{
"icsjs" : "0.x"
}
}Then you just have to require it in your code:
var iCalendar = require('icsjs');You just have to include it in your HTML:
<script src="path/to/ics.js"></script>and it will automatically expose the iCalendar object.
// Let's do a party right now.
var party = new iCalendar.EventBuilder();
party.setStartDate(new Date());
party.setDuration('PT3H0M0S');
party.setSummary('Crazy party at the beach');
// But don't forget tommorow's meeting.
var meeting = new iCalendar.EventBuilder();
var tommorow = new Date(new Date().getTime() + 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
meeting.setStartDate(tommorow);
meeting.setDuration('PT1H0M0S');
meeting.setSummary("Financial result's presentation");
// Put that together in our calendar.
var calendar = new iCalendar.CalendarBuilder();
calendar.addEvent(party.getEvent());
calendar.addEvent(meeting.getEvent());
// And display it.
console.log(calendar.getCalendar().toString());