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A Jekyll plugin to pull ICS feed and provide a for-like loop of calendar events
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~> 1.15
~> 3.5

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 Project Readme

Jekyll ical tag

Author: Ricky Chilcott https://www.rakefire.io

Description: Pull ICS feed and provide a for-like loop of calendar events

Installation

To your Gemfile:

gem 'jekyll-ical-tag'

To your _config.yml

plugins:
  - jekyll-ical-tag

Syntax

  {% ical url: https://space.floern.com/launch.ics reverse: true only_future: true %}
    {{ event.summary }}
    {{ event.description }}
    {{ event.simple_html_description }}
    {{ event.start_time }}
    {{ event.end_time }}
    {{ event.url }}
    {{ event.attendees }}
  {% endical %}

Options

  • reverse - Defaults to 'false', ordering events by start_time (or reverse start_time).

  • only_past - Defaults to 'false', limits returned events to start_times before now.

  • only_future - Defaults to 'false', limits returned events to start_time after now.

  • before_date - limits returned events to dates before a specific date. This gets parsed with Ruby's Time.parse (e.g. 01-01-2018)

  • after_date - limits returned events to dates before a specific date. This gets parsed with Ruby's Time.parse (e.g. 01-01-2018).

  • limit - limits the number of returned events to the first N events matching the specified criteria. For example, {% ical url: https://example.com/events.ics only_future:true limit:5 %} returns the first five future events.

Event Attributes:

All RFC 5545 properties are supported, examples:

  • dtstart - start time of event
  • dtend - end time of event
  • summary - Title or name of event
  • description - Notes/description of event
  • location - Location of event
  • url - url of event, if provided, if not, take the first url from the description.

A few helper properties are also supported:

  • attendees - [Array] of attendees names/emails
  • simple_html_description - Notes/description of event with urls auto-linked
  • start_time - start time of event
  • end_time - end time of event

Special Thanks

Special thanks to the following contributors: @marchehab98 @meitar