A calendar project written in Kotlin with a sample Android application showing the calendar events from available Google accounts.

Defines a few simple interfaces and models that could be implemented by any calendar provider. A calendar shall then be obtained from a board and provides in turn a way to query events and their corresponding attendees. There further exists a SPI package to obtain a concrete board implementation.

ServiceLoader.load (BoardProvider::class.java).map { it.create () }.first!!

While it would be sufficient to use the standard service locator pattern (META-INF/services), it might be necessary to provide custom implementations for other frameworks or runtime environments - OSGI, ...

Provides an implementation of the core API for Google's calendar and resource SDK that is agnostic of the authentication process.

Provides a board implementation that can be used on Android devices using the mentioned service loader mechanism.

Configuration:

meta : Map<String, Any>
meta["context"] : android.content.Context  /* e.g. application */
meta["account"] : android.accounts.Account /* account that should be used*/

Android offers GoogleAccountManager (context).getAccountByName ('[email protected]') among others to obtain a corresponding account instance.

Provides a board implementation that can be used on server environment using the mentioned service loader mechanism.

Configuration:

meta : Map<String, Any>
meta["secret"] : java.io.Reader /* content should provide the api json secrets */

There exists a sample application under src/test/kotlin that can be used as a starter, which requires a file pointing to a valid OAuth-2.0 Client ID json, linked with your related developer Google account.

A sample Android application written in Kotlin on top of a Redux architecture. You can download and install the latest debug APK from the release page, which has been build with Travis CI.

adb install organizer-debug.apk

Structure

• component contains widgets and other ui components
• middleware contains business logic as well as some generic interceptors for common tasks
• ui contains view layouts for and activities
• root contains glue and action types

Standalone setup

• create a new application with your developer account
• activate Google Calendar API and Admin SDK
• create a new OAuth-2.0-Client-ID and select other - which doesn't require any further configuration
• download the secret to a secure place
• start the sample with the file path as first argument

Android setup

• create a google-service.json file an put at the root directory of the organizer module to build an APK with gradle. You can find a [recipe] (https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/android/start) describing the relevant steps. Please make sure that your package refers to de.synyx.calenope.organizer.

Please consider all given recipes as a guideline only and choose your settings wisely with respect to your standards and environments.

Exposing those secrets may cause security issues when publicly available or delivered without proper security mechanisms.