@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
#!/usr/bin/python
# if you're reading the source code for this (oof), feel free to suggest improvements for this, or, well, anything above or below this comment (as long as it's not just "rewrite this entire thing in C++ for me because i think python bad", "idk how but optimize stuff kthx". just don't be a dick, ok? thanks).
import configparser
import datetime
from datetime import date, timedelta
import calendar
import caldav
import argparse
@ -11,7 +13,7 @@ Version = "%(prog)s 0.1"
configpath = os.getenv("HOME")+"/.config/decal.conf"
config.read(configpath)
#define arguments
today = datetime.date .today()
today = date.today()
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Cal with events.")
parser.add_argument("year",
action="store",
@ -64,9 +66,7 @@ args = vars(parser.parse_args())
if args["create"]:
print("Not implemented")
exit(0)
if args["json"]:
print("Not implemented")
exit(0)
#check some stuff, do some warnings, initiate the config, etc.
if not os.path.exists(configpath):
config['DEFAULT'] = {'uri': 'your caldav server here',
@ -97,9 +97,9 @@ def gencal(year,month,firstweekday=6,cell_modifier=lambda d: d,append_year=True)
lines = [""]*6
monthstart = False
counter = 0
for date in cal.itermonthdates(year,month):
for cur date in cal.itermonthdates(year,month):
lines[counter//7]
day = str(date)[-2:]
day = str(cur date)[-2:]
if day == "01":
monthstart = not monthstart
if monthstart:
@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ def gencal(year,month,firstweekday=6,cell_modifier=lambda d: d,append_year=True)
for times in range(firstweekday):
weeklines.append(weeklines.pop(0))
lines.insert(0," ".join(weeklines)+" ")
lines.insert(0,datetime.date (year,month,1).strftime("%B %Y").center(21))
lines.insert(0,date(year,month,1).strftime("%B %Y").center(21))
lines[-1] += " "*(21-len(lines[-1]))
return lines
@ -152,12 +152,12 @@ def span(year,month,offset):
#get 2 date values - start value to scan from and end value to scan up to.
def getbounds(y,m,offset):
start = datetime.date (y,m,1)
start = date(y,m,1)
postnextmonth = span(y,m,offset)
nextmonth = span(postnextmonth[0],postnextmonth[1],-1)
end = datetime.date (nextmonth[0],
nextmonth[1],
(datetime. date(postnextmonth[0],postnextmonth[1],1)-datetime. timedelta(days=1)).day)
end = date(nextmonth[0],
nextmonth[1],
(date(postnextmonth[0],postnextmonth[1],1)-timedelta(days=1)).day)
return start,end
# generator for year/month pairs
@ -194,49 +194,73 @@ principal = client.principal()
calendars = principal.calendars()
# aggregate selected calendars
if "calendars" in config['DEFAULT'] :
def aggregateCalendars(calendars) :
calendars2 = []
cals = config['DEFAULT']["calendars"].split(",")
for cal in calendars:
if cal.name in cal:
calendars2.append(cal)
calendars = calendars2
return calendars2
# hooo boy, fun things start here.
# we generate a dict of (year,month) pairs for easier indexing
events = {}
for ympair in ympairs((args['year'],args['month']),offset,dstart=args['3']):
events[ympair] = {}
# next, we iterate over events in each calendar, sorting them the folliwng way:
# events[(int year,int month)][int day] = [event event1, event event2, ...]
# looks awful, is awful, overall i love this.
for cal in calendars:
events_fetched = cal.date_search(start,end)
for event in events_fetched:
event = event.vobject_instance.vevent.contents
curdate = event["dtstart"][0].value
enddate = event["dtend"][0].value
while curdate <= enddate:
curdindex = (curdate.year,curdate.month)
if curdindex in events:
if not curdate.day in events[curdindex]:
events[curdindex][curdate.day] = []
events[curdindex][curdate.day].append(event)
curdate += datetime.timedelta(days=1)
# if you're reading the source code for this (oof), feel free to suggest improvements for this, or, well, anything above or below this comment (as long as it's not just "rewrite this entire thing in C++ for me because i think python bad", "idk how but optimize stuff kthx". just don't be a dick, ok? thanks).
if "calendars" in config['DEFAULT']:
calendars = aggregateCalendars(calendars)
def daysOfEvent(event):
event = event.vobject_instance.vevent.contents
curdate = event["dtstart"][0].value
enddate = event["dtend"][0].value
while curdate <= enddate:
if type(curdate) == datetime.datetime:
yield str(curdate.date())
else:
yield str(curdate)
curdate += timedelta(days=1)
return
def jsonifyEvent(event):
event = event.vobject_instance.vevent.contents
evdata = {
"uid": event["uid"][0].value,
"dtstart": str(event["dtstart"][0].value),
"dtend": str(event["dtend"][0].value)
}
# may or may not be there, idk why. vobject format is really weird
for key in ["summary","description","status"]:
if key in event:
evdata[key] = event[key][0].value
return evdata
def generateDateTree(calendars):
events = {}
for cal in calendars:
events_fetched = cal.date_search(start,end)
for event in events_fetched:
for date in daysOfEvent(event):
if not date in events:
events[date] = []
events[date].append(jsonifyEvent(event))
return events
events = generateDateTree(calendars)
if args["json"]:
print(json.JSONEncoder().encode(events))
exit(0)
# and now we're just generating calendar lines
cal_prints = []
selected_date = datetime.date(args['year'],args['month'],args['day'])
selected_date = date(args['year'],args['month'],args['day'])
for year,month in ympairs((args['year'],args['month']),offset,dstart=args['3']):
# a function to colorize cells in a more or less generic way
def lambdafunc(cell):
day = int(cell)
if day in events[(year,month)]:
event = events[(year,month)][day]
uid = event[0]["uid"][0].value.encode()
day = date(year,month, int(cell))
if str( day) in events:
event = events[str (day) ]
uid = event[0]["uid"].encode()
cell = colorize(cell,uid)
if datetime.date(year,month,day) == selected_date:
if day == selected_date:
cell = colorize(cell,"inverse")
return cell
cal_prints.append(gencal(year,
