icstools − cat and grep icalendar files
This package offers CLI for manipulating icalendar (.ics) files.
As far as now, it offers two commands :
icscat : concatenation of events, like cat, but for icalendar files
icsgrep : filtering of events, like grep but for icalendar files
icsuniq : deduplicating events, like uniq, but for icalendar files
icsstat : display agregated metrics about the events of an icalendar file
Installation
Requirements (Debian/Ubuntu) :
$ apt install python3 python3-icalendar python3-setuptools
Then :
$ sudo pip install icstools
(As an alternative, you can install it in a virtualenv).
Usage
Read help for more information on a command (eg: icsgrep –help).
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