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Get intrusive calendar notifications on your Mac for Zoom meetings with auto-join button for your Apple computers.
Get intrusive calendar notifications on your Mac for Zoom meetings with auto-join button.
Currently, only supports:
Note: The implementation is highly extendable for other meeting tools. You'd just have to set up an AbstractEventStartHandler
for your meeting tool. If you do add another meeting tool, please add a PR :).
This application was built on two libraries:
Please check them out and give them a 🌟. They were made with this project in mind 💡.
To use Calendar Notifications, you will need to:
Set up a new venv and install this tool in a new venv
python3 -m venv venv/
source venv/bin/activate
pip3 install calendar-notifications
Get the iCalendar URL of your calendar. Instructions can be found in the iCal-library remote iCalendar documentation section.
Enable python notifications. Instructions can be found in the macos-notification FAQ.
Start it with start_calendar_notifications
.
This project was developed after missing several meetings. I was looking for something more intrusive and ended up with this project. I went all-in on making sure it caught 100% of my Zoom meetings and that clicking the notification would immediately join the meeting for me. Although I did some effort productionising this, do not consider this as the holy grail. You might need to tweak it a little. Please file any issues you encounter or submit a pull-request to fix it.
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Get intrusive calendar notifications on your Mac for Zoom meetings with auto-join button for your Apple computers.
We found that calendar-notifications demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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