feat(calendar): Add Nextcloud and iCal calendar services with event parsing#963
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As a regular user of Homer, I would like to see my recent and upcoming events directly on my dashboard.
With this PR, two new Services are added, the
ICalendarand theNextcloudCalendar:ICalendarreceives a URL of an iCal-Feed and parses it to show upcoming events.NextcloudCalendarrequests a CalDav calendar from a Nextcloud instance calendar and parses it to show upcoming events.The events look like this:
To save on the projects' complexity, I have not used a package for parsing the iCal, but rather relied on simple regex's. This is pretty crude but it works!
I have also added a
.prettierrc.jsonas I had trouble with VS Code trying to format all files in a different format than what is used by default in Homer. Now others don't have to struggle, as Prettier will work better. If this is a problem, feel free to tell me, I will remove the.prettierrc.json.Type of change
Checklist:
config.ymlfile