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			Google provides a [[Python]] module to interact with Google Calendar

			A sample script is provided below

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 #!/usr/bin/env python  from GoogleCalendar import *  gCalMNG = GoogleCalendarMng() gCalMNG.connect ("some_login@gmail.com", "some_password")  calendar = gCalMN...

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==Script==
<pre>
#!/usr/bin/env python

from GoogleCalendar import *

gCalMNG = GoogleCalendarMng()
gCalMNG.connect ("some_login@gmail.com", "some_password")

calendar = gCalMNG.getCalendar ("myCalendarForTest")

events = calendar.getEvents()

for event in events:
print event.getTitle()
print event.getContent()

print time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S" ,
time.localtime(event.getStartTime()))

print time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S" ,
time.localtime(event.getEndTime()))

#----- Adding new events -----------------------------------------------------------------------
# There are two mechanisms:

# - Creating a single event, and adding this one into calendar.

ev = newEvent("Lluis", "lluis.gesa@gmail.org",
"Meeting", "With Aleix to talk about work", "La Garriga",
time.mktime((2007,03,27,19,30,00)),
time.mktime((2007,03,27,21,30,00)))

calendar.addEvent (ev)

# - Creating directly the event into calendar:

calendar.newEvent ("Meeting", "With Aleix to talk about work", "La Garriga",
time.mktime((2007,03,27,19,30,00)),
time.mktime((2007,03,27,21,30,00)))

# with this second mechanisms, the user and email used are the same of owner of calendar

#----- Updating events -----------------------------------------------------------

events = calendar.getEvents()

for event in events:
if event.getTitle() == "Meeting":
event.setContent (event.getContent() + "Changes on location")
event.setLocation ("Barcelona")
event.update()

#----- Deleting events -----------------------------------------------------------

events = calendar.getEvents()

for event in events:
if event.getTitle() == "Meeting":
event.delete()

#----- Adding comments ------------------------------------------------------------
# Like events, there are two methods:
# - Directly over event

events = calendar.getEvents()

for event in events:
if event.getTitle() == "Meeting":
event.newComment ("comment test")

# - Using a global method for create.

events = calendar.getEvents()

for event in events:
if event.getTitle() == "Meeting":
cmt = newComment ("some_user_mail", "some_email", "Coment test2")
event.addComment (cmt)

#----- Updating comments -----------------------------------------------------

events = calendar.getEvents()

for event in events:
if event.getTitle() == "Meeting":
comments = event.getComments()
for comment in comments:
if comment.getContent() == "comment test":
comment.setContent("Updated")
comment.update()

#----- Deleting comments -----------------------------------------------------

events = calendar.getEvents()

for event in events:
if event.getTitle() == "Meeting":
comments = event.getComments()
for comment in comments:
if comment.getContent() == "Updated":
comment.delete()
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PeterHarding: New page: =Overview= ==Script==
#!/usr/bin/env python from GoogleCalendar import * gCalMNG = GoogleCalendarMng() gCalMNG.connect ("some_login@gmail.com", "some_password") calendar = gCalMN...