Right I've got the calendar page to the point its good enough to start creating calendars using it. I've got one last "big" feature to create which is downloads that can be loaded into other calendars. But for that to be useful there needs to be events to download.
So ...
Announcing a makers calendar for the uk.
https://parsecsreach.org/makers_calendar_uk/
If you run an event for makers in the uk please let me know. At the moment I don't really care how you let me know, replies to this are fine, but ideally issues on the github repo here: https://github.com/emilyselwood/makers_calendar_uk or even pull requests if you feel up to it. (you can do them through the github web interface, no need to even clone it)
I've added @MakersHour and my local repair cafe to get started.
@jarofgreen the single csv file is to make things simpler, one request to the UI
My plan for downloading ics is a button that'll generate it client side. Not great for automatic feeds unfortunately but it remaining a static page is more mportant to me.
@emily_s I completely agree with not tying to one particular platform!
But I'm not sure that's relevant at this level these days.
I've got basically the same static site builder running in GitHub, GitLab and Netlify. I just googled Codeberg's Woodpecker CI for 60 secs and I'm confident I could get it running there to.
Having a build step doesn't mean it's tied to a platform - just Python, in my case.
Anyway, happy to comment more, or chat sometime - or not if you're not interested.
Emily_S
James