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Convert a CSV file into an ICS calendar.
csv2ics needs to know which columns are mapped to which ICAL properties. This can not be easily specified through CSV headers, so we rely on the header map.
The header map is a comma separated list of strings that specify the matching ICAL-properties for each column. Certain mapping are detected and handled properly (e.g. the parsing of the date fields). If a mapping is unknown, it is simply added as a custom attribute.
These mappings are detected:
Install csv2ics using npm:
npm install -g csv2ics
Run it using
csv2ics <input file.csv> <output file.ics>
Input and output files are optional. If only one file is specified, it is used as an input file. If no file is specified, CSV data is taken from the STDIN.
For option help, use
csv2ics --help
Supported options with defaults are:
To test and build this package, simply use grunt:
grunt test
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Convert CSV files into ICS calendars
We found that csv2ics demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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