kotzendekrabbe/meetsy

Sync your Meetup events with your google calendar

meetsy's Issues

feature: sending/generating an email with upcoming events

feature for generating/sending an email with all upcoming events for the next month
including the following values for each event:

• Event name/topic
• Event date & location
• Event link

Bug: tool escape after enter code for calendar auth

current status:
When you need to authorize the tool for calendar access, you need to enter a code.
after entering the code, the tool escape.

want status:
after entering the code, the tool go further

Meetsy not published, yet

https://www.npmjs.com/package/meetsy is still 404 ;)

finding name

meetup-tool as name is to general.
events for calendar, sync events into calendar, help organize events, better overview of events

from markus

• Meeter,
• MeetSync
• MeetCLI
• SyncUp

from feli

• meetupSynCal
• eventSynCal
• eventSycal
• evsyca (EVentSYncCAlender)
• esyca
• calEventUp
• calSyncMeetup

from martin

• MeetupCalSync

check if meetup event has an update

At the moment, the tool only check if a event is already existing.

Check if the event has any update:

• date
• time
• location

calendar event description

Status quo:
Description has to be only the meetup link

Wanted:
Calender event description has the same description as the meetup event + the meetup link

Attention:
the meetup link is the only uniq value from an event. With this value the tool check if the event is already existing.

Bug: new credentials doesn't work

If you install the project and add your credentials (google cal ID and meetup api key) you can go further.

Example:
node meetupCalSync.js --calID 'googleID' --meetupApiKey '123456778'

you can add your google credentials, but after that the tool don't go further and there is no error handling

Add cli option for secret for global use

The file googleApi_clientSecret.json that needs to be added into the project folder. If it would be possible to add it as a cli option, e.g.: --secret ./googleApi_clientSecret.json you could install the package by npm (npm install meetsy -g) and use it from everywhere.