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Instead of (or in addition to) add2calendarBtnTextMap, be able to pass in the text to display as part of the options in the constructor, what do you think?

Hello,

I would like to ask if there is any possible way to add new event to google calendar with all day event checkbox checked? Could you provide me an example of such event implementation in add2calendar?

Ideally this kind of code...

var singleEventArgs = {
  title       : 'Add2Calendar plugin event',
  start       : 'July 27, 2016 10:30',
  end         : 'July 29, 2016 19:20',
  location    : 'Bangkok, Thailand',
  description : 'Event description' 
  allDay: true,
};

... would be displayed in Google Calendar as:

startDate: July 27, 2016 
endDate: July 29, 2016
allDay: 'ticked'
(...)

When wanting to show an event with a duration of all day, we need to set the dur value in the Yahoo link to allday.
I see in the code that this is commented out. But without it, it does not work.
For this to work the endDate has to be the startDate + 1 day.

Great plugin btw :)

Hi @jojoee @YoKoGFX I'm getting the following error:

(Tried using Node v 12.18.2 and 11.15.0)
Code(React JS):

import * as Add2Calendar from "add2calendar"
import './App.css';

function App() {

  const AddToCalendar = () => {
    var singleEventArgs = {
      title       : 'Add2Calendar plugin event',
      start       : 'December 19, 2020 10:30',
      end         : 'December 19, 2020 10:50',
      location    : 'Bangkok, Thailand',
      description : 'Event description'
    };
    var singleEvent = new Add2Calendar(singleEventArgs);
    singleEvent.createWidget('#single-normal');
  }

  return (
    <div className="App">
    {/* <button onClick={AddToCalendar}>Click me</button> */}
    {AddToCalendar()}
    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Fails to download .ics files in IE browser, due to same answer generated here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45246644/ical-file-download-sends-error-in-ie

When the title contains a hash character (#) the iCal version of the event is truncated.

See codepen:
https://codepen.io/anon/pen/NooReL?editors=1111

Love this plugin, but missing ability for recurring events, for e.g weekly, monthly

The README references "multi events" but does not explain how to use them.

Seems like a href="data:text/calendar;charset=utf8....." download can not be used in the email, its there a way to use add to outlook/ican calendar in email?

E.g.

Google uses ctz=America/Toronto