The icalendar package is an RFC 5545 compatible parser and generator of iCalendar files.
icalendar can create, inspect, and modify calendaring information with Python.
icalendar supports multiple timezone implementations, including zoneinfo, dateutil.tz, and pytz.
| Homepage: | https://icalendar.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ |
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| Community Discussions: | https://github.com/collective/icalendar/discussions |
| Issue Tracker: | https://github.com/collective/icalendar/issues |
| Code: | https://github.com/collective/icalendar |
| Dependencies: | python-dateutil and tzdata. |
| License: | 2-Clause BSD License |
| Contribute: | Contribute to icalendar |
| Funding: | Open Collective |
See how to install icalendar.
For how to use icalendar, including how to read, modify, and write iCalendar files, see the Usage guide.
- VObject
- VObject is intended to be a full-featured Python package for parsing and generating Card and Calendar files.
- iCalEvents
- iCalEvents is built on top of icalendar, and allows you to query iCalendar files to get the events happening on specific dates. It manages recurrent events as well.
- recurring-ical-events
- Library to query an
icalendar.Calendarobject for events and other components happening at a certain date or within a certain time. - x-wr-timezone
- Library and command line tool to make
icalendar.Calendarobjects and files from Google Calendar, using the non-standardX-WR-TIMEZONEproperty, compliant with the RFC 5545 standard. - ics-query
- Command line tool to query iCalendar files for occurrences of events and other components.
- icalendar-compatibility
- Access event data compatible with RFC 5545 and different implementations.
- caldav
- CalDAV is a RFC 4791 client library for Python based on icalendar.
- icalendar-anonymizer
- Anonymize iCalendar files by stripping personal data while preserving technical properties for bug reproduction.
See the change log for the latest updates to icalendar.
