scrapegoat

This library requests a calendar object and its events provided by a CalDav server.

Note: This project is under active development. Things may change.

Specify basic configuration:

config = {
  auth: {
   user: 'username',
   pass: 'password'
 },
 uri: 'http://example.com/cal.php/calendars/user/calendar_name'
}

API

Scrapegoat.getCtag()

Fetches the ctag of a calendar. You can use the calendars ctag to see if anything in the calendar has changed.

var rec = new Scrapegoat(config);
rec.getCtag().then(console.log);

You'll get an object, which looks like this:

{
   href: '/calendars/test/holidays/',
   name: 'Holiday',
   ctag: '452'
}

Scrapegoat.getEtags()

Fetches the etags of a all events. You can use the events etags to see if an event has changed.

rec.getEventsWithEtag().then(console.log);

You'll get an array of objects, which looks like this:

[
   {
      ics: '/calendars/test/holidays/6151613161614616.ics',
      etag: 'fc46dd304e83f572688c68ab63816c8f'
   },
   {
      ics: '/calendars/test/holidays/6816189165131651.ics',
      etag: '8d59671ba294af1de0e0b154a8ea64c2'
   }
]

Scrapegoat.getEvents(events)

Fetches events with its data/details. events has to be an array with objects, which contain an ics attribute. The ics attribute has to look like the ones we get with getEtags().

var events = [
  { ics: '/calendars/user/calendar_name/12345.ics' }
  { ics: '/calendars/user/calendar_name/67890.ics' }
];
 
rec.getEvents(events).then(console.log);

Output should be something like this:

[
    {
        ics: '/calendars/test/holidays/1234564316516.ics',
        etag: 'fc46dd304e83f572688c68ab63816c8f"',
        data: {
            title: 'Holiday: John Doe',
            start: Wed Jul 08 2015 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (CEST),
            end: Sat Aug 08 2015 00:00:00 GMT+0200 (CEST),
            createdAt: Wed Mar 04 2015 18:09:02 GMT+0100 (CET)
        } 
    }
]

Scrapegoat.getAllEvents()

Fetches all events of the given calendar with data/details.

Scrapegoat.getEventsByTime(start, end)

Fetch all events which occur between start and end (have to be valid iCal Dates). If you leave start and end out, you'll get all events from today.

var start = moment().startOf('month').format('YYYYMMDD[T]HHmmss[Z]');
var end =  moment().endOf('month').format('YYYYMMDD[T]HHmmss[Z]');
 
return rec.getEventsByTime(start, end).then(console.log);

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Scrapegoat.getCtag()

Scrapegoat.getEtags()

Scrapegoat.getEvents(events)

Scrapegoat.getAllEvents()

Scrapegoat.getEventsByTime(start, end)

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