navig-calendar
List/add/sync events (Google Calendar, CalDAV, ICS).
Works on its own — its own CLI, no navig required · v0.2.1 · PyPI
On its own (no navig needed)
pip install navig-calendar
navig-calendar --help # no navig needed
With navig
pip install navig-calendar
navig calendar --help
Commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
navig calendar add |
Add a new calendar event. |
navig calendar auth |
Authenticate with a calendar provider. |
navig calendar list |
List upcoming calendar events. |
navig calendar sync |
Nothing to sync: events are read live from your provider on every list. |
NAVIG Calendar module — list/add/sync events (Google Calendar, CalDAV, ICS). A first-party navig plugin (free, toggleable).
License: Apache-2.0 · Version: 0.1.0
What it is
navig-calendar is a first-party NAVIG plugin — it extends NAVIG itself (CLI verbs +
gateway routes), and it is free and toggleable. Plugins are different from
blocks: a plugin adds capabilities to the platform; a block is an outcome you
apply with navig apply.
Install
It ships in the NAVIG monorepo and loads automatically when NAVIG is installed. To add/enable it explicitly:
navig store install navig-calendar
Check wiring and toggle state:
navig store list
Development
This package lives in the NAVIG monorepo under plugins/navig-calendar/. It registers via
the navig.plugins entry-point group; CLI verbs register via navig.commands.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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