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@PeskyPotato Hi, i found your #icalendar tutorial:
https://blog.pesky.moe/posts/2025-01-02-create-icalendar/
We just released icalendar version 7 that makes it easier and uses properties and new() and I wonder: Would you like to add a tutorial like that into our official documentation?
Thanks!
Creating iCalendar files in Python
Schedules, events and alarms can be shared using the iCalendar data format regardless of the Calendar service or application like Google Calendar or Outlook. This format is defined in RFC 5545. Creating iCalendar files can be done in Python using the icalendar package. I’ve outlined a few example scenarios below. The package documentation has more details on usage. Installing the package pip install icalendar Other methods are available in the official documentation.
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