Allow querying/filtering with invitee

[theashworld]

Can I get an option to do a query like "show me next meeting with X@example.com" or "Is there a meeting with X@example.com in the next week?"

Thanks for the package!

[niccokunzmann]

Hi, since this is a command line tool, I thought that it would be good to have a set of tools that can be combined instead of them having not a clear focus and not fully supporting each feature set.

I created a new discussion for filtering calendars: https://github.com/orgs/pycalendar/discussions/1
Strictly, filtering is out-of-scope for this package. Would you like to comment on the discussion?

[niccokunzmann]

Also, maybe this falls into ics-query - after all, the components are queried/filtered not jsut bby date but also other properties.

How would you like to use ics-query on the command line to filter? Can you provide some examples?

[theashworld]

simple queries like - "in the next 7 days how many meetings do I have with ***@***.***" or "show me all meetings with ***@***.***" and so on.

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