Upcoming.js

Displays upcoming events from public Google calendars in a customizable fashion.

Free software: Apache License
History: HISTORY.md
How to contribute: CONTRIBUTING.md

Demo

Check out the live demo or run the demo locally:

Make sure you have NPM and Grunt installed.
Set up Upcoming.js and run it:

  git clone https://github.com/kadams54/upcomingjs.git
  cd upcomingjs/
  npm install
  grunt

Usage

Include the code:

 <script src="upcoming.min.js"></script>

Call upcomingjs:

 window.upcomingjs(
 '#my-upcoming',  // Element selector
 'MY GOOGLE CALENDAR API KEY',  // Google Calendar API key
 'MY CALENDAR ID'  // Google Calendar ID
 );

Upcoming.js requires three pieces of information, passed in as the three parameters above:

The selector for the DOM element into which Upcoming.js should render the event list.
Your Google Calendar API key.
The public calendar’s ID - note that the calendar must be made public.

The first bit of information, the DOM selector, is easy. Unfortunately the last two require a bit of work.

Obtaining Your Google Calendar API Key

Hat tip to Full Calendar for these instructions:

Go to the Google Developer Console and create a new project (it might take a second).
Once in the project, go to APIs & auth > APIs on the sidebar.
Find “Calendar API” in the list and turn it ON.
On the sidebar, click APIs & auth > Credentials.
In the “Public API access” section, clikc “Create new Key”.
Choose “Browser key”.
If you know what domains will host your calendar, enter them into the box. Otherwise, leave it blank. You can always change it later.
Your new API key will appear. It might take a second or two before it starts working.

Making Your Google Calendar Public

TODO

Finding Your Google Calendar ID

TODO

Team

Upcoming.js was created by Kyle Adams, with help from these contributors.

Credits

Zeno Rocha and Addy Osmani for creating jquery-boilerplate.
Audrey Roy for creating cookiecutter-jquery.

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