node-gcalendar-api

#Google Calendar API connector for Nodejs

This node module provides a set of methods to interact against Google Calendar's API v3 services. The module was created as part of KidoZen project, as a connector for its Enterprise API feature.

##Installation Use npm to install the module:

> npm install node-gcalendar-api

To create your application you must get familiar with Google Cloud Console and setup a new project

##API Due to the asynchronous nature of Nodejs, this module uses callbacks in requests. All callbacks have 2 arguments: err and data.

function callback (err, data) {
    // err contains an Error class instance, if any
    // data contains the resulting data
} 

##Constructor

The module exports a class and its constructor requires a configuration object with following properties

• account: Required string. This is the Email Address
• key: Required string. This is a private Key

To get this values you must create a Service Account for Authentication. Once you created the service account for your application you must use the new created Email Address value for the account property. To obtain the value for the key property you must:

• Download the .p12 Google Service Account private's key file
• Convert the .p12 file to .pem: openssl pkcs12 -in key.p12 -out key.pem -nocerts -nodes
• Copy the RSA Private Key. You sould get something like this:

-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
...
...
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

##Methods

All public methods has the same signature. The signature has two arguments: options and callback.

• options: must be an object instance containig the properties specified in the Paramenters section of the Google Api Reference
• callback: must be a function.

For example, to clear a Calendar:

var settings = {
    account : "[e-mail]",
    key : "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----..."
};

var gcal = new GoogleCalendar(settings);

var options = { calendarId:'primary' };
    gcal.ClearCalendar(options, function(err, result) {
        ...
    });
});

##Calendar Functions

######ClearCalendar(options, callback) Implements this API

######DeleteSecondaryCalendar(options, callback) Implements this API

######GetCalendar(options, callback) Implements this API

######InsertCalendars(options, callback) Implements this API

In options supply a Calendars resource

######UpdateCalendar(options, callback) Implements this API. In options also supply a resource property with a Calendars resource

######PatchCalendar(options, callback) Implements this API. In options also supply a resource property with a Calendars resource

##Events Functions

######DeleteEvent(options, callback) Implements this API

######GetEvent(options, callback) Implements this API

######InsertEvent(options, callback) Implements this API. In options also supply a resource property with a Events resource

######QuickAddEvent(options, callback) Implements this API

######GetAllEvents(options, callback) Implements this API

######GetEventInstances(options, callback) Implements this API

######UpdateEvent(options, callback) Implements this API. In options supply a 'resource' property with a Events resource

######PatchEvent(options, callback) Implements this API. In options supply a 'resource' property with a Events resource

##FreeBusy Functions

######QueryFreebusy Implements this API. In options supply data with the structure specified in the documentation

##ACL Functions

######ListAcl Implements this API

######GetAcl Implements this API

######InsertAcl Implements this API. In options supply a rule property with a ACL resource

######UpdateAcl Implements this API. In options supply a rule property with a ACL resource

######PatchAcl Implements this API. In options supply a rule property with a ACL resource

######DeleteAcl Implements this API

##Settings Functions

######ListSettings Implements this API

######GetSetting Implements this API

##Colors Functions

######GetColors Implements this API

Tests

In order to execute the tests, first set up an environment variable 'GOOGLE_ACCOUNT' with the your account, something like this: "[e-mail]". You also have copy your .pem file to the 'test' folder and name it key.pem. Then run the tests using mocha or npm test.

Notice: these tests are going to be hitting your google calendar directly, so I recommend setting a tests project.