pical is a python icalendar library.
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doubleSimple usage::
from datetime import datetime import pical cals = pical.parse(open("tests/google_calendar_ex1.ics")) cal = cals[0]
for c in cal.children: if c.name == "VEVENT": print c["DTSTART"]
Time-range query example::
from datetime import datetime import pical cals = pical.parse(open("tests/google_calendar_ex1.ics")) expcal = cals[0].time_range(expand=[datetime(2010,1,1,tzinfo=pical.utc), datetime.now(pical.utc)]) for line in expcal.clone(in_utc=True).serialize(): print line
FAQs
icalendar parser,builder library with query function
We found that pical 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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