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http://hackerspace.sg/events generator from Google Calendar's ICS #67
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I have been investigating parsing ICS and I ran into some issues with ical.js peterbraden/ical.js#29 |
How about using https://github.com/cheeaun/life for this? Maybe an ics -> life translator would be a great open source project? |
I don't like it because:
It might look impressive though. I prefer we get the stuff on http://hackerspace.sg/events/ first. Maybe we can come up with a http://hackerspace.sg/events.json from which a "Life" plot can be made. |
OK. Agreed with your reasons. So what's the best format? Like a rolling index (blog)? |
Yes, like a blog. I'm inclined to quickly write a ICS parser in shell since I can't be bothered to work out wtf is going wrong with peterbraden/ical.js#29 Then creating boiler plate files and dirs with nodejs is also I imagine a bit of pain too. |
Write a blogging engin in bash?? :P |
I have a great idea, why don't we use WordPress? Cheers, On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 1:21 PM, Chinmay Pendharkar <
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Joomla? On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 2:19 PM, chernjie notifications@github.com wrote:
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I support WordPress. For obvious reasons. :P |
I managed to over come the issue with peterbraden/ical.js#29 by manually cloning the latest code from https://github.com/peterbraden/ical.js into our node_modules directory. Also submitted a ticket. |
So what do you mean by "over come"? Are you generating the JSON/mdwn needed for "/events/YYYY-MM-DD"? If so, where is it? |
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@chernjie Can you verify peterbraden/ical.js#29 is fixed and close it? |
verified |
I would be more motivated to write this if my pull requests were merged. |
We have fairly good archives of past events, at least WHEN they happened.
This is from Google takeout: http://s.natalian.org/2014-01-06/hsg-event-archive.ics
We need to generate something like:
Ideally we can show a neat history of a certain number (a graph?) and skills passing through our doors. This is what sponsors want to see.
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