New plugin pimatic-calendar

leader21

Hey Guys!
Let me introduce you the latest plugin from @sweetpi
The pimatic-calendar plugin

it’s quite easy to install and to use!
Go for it guys and tell us your findings
I’m having a socket hang up error on pimatic start but that does not matter.
The plugin works anyways

V1per

@sweetpi
Thanks for your work, but it is feasible to add support for CalDAV calenders (Owncloud use this protocol) I don’t like to tell Google my live.

leader21

well it’s not restricted to google.
the readme says Predicates for calendar events from ical calendars (e.g. Google Calendar)
if you are able to get an link to an ics file it should work for you too.
but i don’t know if caldav and this plugin will go together without issues…

SLiX

afaik this is not possible ootb with owncloud. But there are many hits if you search for ‘owncloud ics export’

I use Baïkal for CalDAV and CardDAV (does not support it either (atm I think) ootb).
But the ‘ICSExportPlugin’ from SabreDAV (similiar to Baïkal) can be used to get ics support in Baïkal.
I’ll test it the next days

techbarney

Tanks for your work, too! I really like the idea!
But it is possible to use a local ics file? Than it is no problem to use one owncloud-ics file or maybe i hope so.

Rene Arts

Really love this plugin, thanks for the hard work!
My local township offers an .ics file with all important garbage collection dates, I imported these in my personal calendar and set up some rules to notify me early in the morning to take out the trash before heading to work

leader21

just a short information - sweetpi is actually on longer voyage until mid of february, that’s why some question will remain open. hope for your understanding.
meanwhile try and tinker a bit

demlak

on owncloud you can export your ICS file by this URL:
http://USER:PASSWORD@OCDOMAIN.OC/remote.php/caldav/calendars/USER/CALENDERNAME/?export

maybe this helps… i did not test with pimatic calendar plugin

Clark2309

Hi there,
I get an error when trying to include this calendar:

https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/de.german%23holiday%40group.v.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

this is in the log

21:51:57.386 [pimatic-calendar] error: Error fetching calendars: socket hang up
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug: Error: socket hang up
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at SecurePair.error (tls.js:1013:23)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at EncryptedStream.CryptoStream._done (tls.js:705:22)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at CleartextStream.read [as _read] (tls.js:496:24)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at CleartextStream.Readable.read (_stream_readable.js:320:10)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at EncryptedStream.onCryptoStreamFinish (tls.js:301:47)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at EncryptedStream.g (events.js:180:16)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at EncryptedStream.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:117:20)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at finishMaybe (_stream_writable.js:354:12)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at endWritable (_stream_writable.js:361:3)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at EncryptedStream.Writable.end (_stream_writable.js:339:5)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at EncryptedStream.CryptoStream.end (tls.js:643:31)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at Socket.onend (_stream_readable.js:483:10)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at Socket.g (events.js:180:16)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at Socket.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:117:20)
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at _stream_readable.js:920:16
21:51:57.391 [pimatic-calendar] debug:>    at process._tickDomainCallback (node.js:459:13)

techbarney

I’m sorry for my late answer! I think the solution of @demlak is possible right. At the Moment i switch to a python script and transform the pimaticAPI.sh (you find in the forum) to python. It works really nice and i like python more than bash. Sure you have no predicates, but the possibilities at the moment are even more.
But i also hope, that sweetpi will continue this plugin, when he is back again!

n3ro

It’s would be very nice to add the following feature
If calendar event with title equals “wecker” starts in 8 hours
Or
If calendar event with title equals “wecker” ends in 20 minutes

This is great for heating control

n3ro

@leader21 just found a bug. I switches one calendar entry from 10:00 to 09:00 and the rule was triggered at both times

Sierdw

I tried to change it myself, but don’t know if it’s right (first time working with node.js).

I changed “two things” in calendar.coffee:

First:

! getNextEvents: (events, from, to) ->
result = []
_.forEach(events, (event) =>
if event.rrule?
duration = event.end.getTime() - event.start.getTime()
# include events, that are ongoing
fromRrule = new Date(from)
fromRrule.setTime(fromRrule.getTime() - duration)
# get recurring events
dates = event.rrule.between(fromRrule, to, true)
_.forEach(dates, (date) =>
# calculate end
end = new Date(date)
end.setTime(date.getTime()+duration)
#Before makes new begin time
if @timeOffset > 0
date = new date(date.getTime() + @timeOffset)
return date
#After makes new end time
if @timeOffset < 0
end = new Date(end.getTime() + @timeOffset)
return end
# add to result list
result.push({
start: date
end: end
event: event
})
)

And seconds:

! constructor: (@framework) ->
parsePredicate: (input, context) ->
field = null
fieldValue = null
checkType = null
timeOffset = 0
eventType = null
setField = (m, match) => field = match.trim()
setCheckType = (m, match) => checkType = match.trim()
setFieldValue = (m, match) => fieldValue = match.trim()
setEventType = (m, match) => eventType = match.trim()
m = M(input, context)
.match('calendar event with ')
.match(['title ', 'description '], setField)
.match(['contains ', 'equals '], setCheckType)
.matchString(setFieldValue)
.match(['before ', 'after ‘], optional: yes, (m, match) => modifier = match.trim())
.match([‘it ‘], optional: yes)
.optional( (m) =>
next = m
m.matchTimeDuration((m, tp) =>
m.match([’ before ‘, ’ after ‘], (m, match) =>
next = m
timeOffset = tp.timeMs
if match.trim() is "before"
timeOffset = -timeOffset
)
)
return next
)
.match([’ starts’, ’ ends’, ’ takes place’], setEventType)

Ps. Sorry about the bad Engels.

leader21

does it work?

Sierdw

Not yet.