So when should I use the iCalendar Plugin in my Grails application?
Well if you want to provide a simple iCalendar export service within your Grails controllers to first convert your event data to iCal and the send it to the client. One big advantage is that you can use a builder to describe your event data. This could look for example like this.
iCalendar.calendar {
events {
event(start: new Date(), end: new Date(),
description: 'Events description', summary: 'Short info') {
organizer(name: 'your name', email: 'your@email.com')
}
}
If you'd like to know more about this plugin please feel free to visit the plugins homepage.
4 comments:
Hi there!
I´m trying to use your plugin (iCalendar) into an application that i developed.Do you have an example?There isn´t documentation about this. Thanks!
Hi Carlos
The iCalendar plugin is quiet straight forward. Please find the documentation here (http://www.grails.org/plugin/ic-alendar).
If that does not help please tell me what you need.
Best regards
Silvio
Hi, I'm trying to use your groovy plugin, but have an issue. Is there a way to specify that an event is all-day? I looked at your code and it seems like the start and end dat and time are getting parsed no matter what.
Hi luisamat
Please file an issue at https://github.com/saw303/grails-ic-alender/issues
So we can discuss it there.
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