Python MergeCal
Documentation: https://mergecal.readthedocs.io
Source Code: https://github.com/mergecal/python-mergecal
A Python library to merge iCalendar feeds.
Installation
Install this via pip (or your favorite package manager):
pip install mergecal
Usage
Python API
You can use MergeCal in your Python code as follows:
>>> from mergecal import merge_calendars
>>> from icalendar import Calendar
# Load your calendars
# CALENDARS = pathlib.Path("to/your/calendar/directory")
>>> calendar1 = Calendar.from_ical((CALENDARS / "one_event.ics").read_bytes())
>>> calendar2 = Calendar.from_ical((CALENDARS / "another_event.ics").read_bytes())
# Merge the calendars
>>> merged_calendar : Calendar = merge_calendars([calendar1, calendar2])
# Write the merged calendar to a file
>>> (CALENDARS / "merged_calendar.ics").write_bytes(merged_calendar.to_ical())
933
# The merged calendar will contain all the events of both calendars
>>> [str(event["SUMMARY"]) for event in calendar1.walk("VEVENT")]
['Event 1']
>>> [str(event["SUMMARY"]) for event in calendar2.walk("VEVENT")]
['Event 2']
>>> [str(event["SUMMARY"]) for event in merged_calendar.walk("VEVENT")]
['Event 1', 'Event 2']
Command Line Interface (CLI)
MergeCal also provides a command-line interface for easy merging of calendar files:
# Basic usage
mergecal calendar1.ics calendar2.ics -o merged_calendar.ics
# Specifying custom PRODID
mergecal calendar1.ics calendar2.ics -o merged_calendar.ics --prodid "-//My Organization//MergeCal 1.0//EN"
For more options and information, use the help command:
mergecal --help
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