calgo

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= calgo
calgo is a (google) calendar tool written in go, to quickly plan your day/week, like a boss

== Examples

[source,bash]
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$ calgo init
paste you google token: ******************************************************
✔ verified

$ calgo # view today's plan, like a boss

7/8/22
dd/mm/yy, today, 4 meetings, 4 hours overall
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- 09:00-09:45 mtg1
- 10:45-11:30 mtg2
- 12:00-13:00 mtg3
- 15:00-16:00 mtg3

$ calgo plan --focus-time 5h --meetings 2h --tasks 1 --break 1
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dd/mm/yy, today, 0 meetings
[focus time] duration(minutes) for each interval?(45): 50
[focus time] optional event name?(focus time): create calgo
✔ done

[meeting 1] event name? discuss new requirements
[meeting 1] duration?(50m):
[meeting 1] attendents (tab to autocomplete, enter twice to done):
rgo(tab) - rgolan@redhat.com


✔ [meeting 1] scheduled to 14:00-14:50 as all attendents are available

[meeting 2] event name? discuss new requirements
[meeting 2] duration?(50m):
[meeting 2] attendents (tab to autocomplete, enter twice to done):
rgo(tab) - rgolan@redhat.com


✔ meeting 2] scheduled to 15:00-15:50 as all attendents are available
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== Views

[source,bash]
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$ calgo [DAY EXPRESSION]/[RANGE EXPRESSION] # daily view

$ calgo 1 # show meetings on Sunday
$ calgo th # show meetings on Thursday
$ calgo 1-3 # show meetings from Sunday-Tuesday
$ calgo w-f # show meetings from Wednesday-Friday

$ calgo +1 # show meetings tomorrow

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[source]
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DAY EXPRESSION - [1-7]: day of this week, 1 for Sunday and so on
               - [s]unday, [m]onday, [t]uesday, [w]ednesday, [th]ursday, [f]riday, [sa]turday
			   - (+/-)n : i.e +1 is tomorrow, -1 is yesterday

RANGE EXPRESSION - [DAY EXPRESSION]-[DAY EXPRESSION]
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== Plan

[source,bash]
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$ calgo plan [DAY EXPRESSION]/[RANGE EXPRESSION] # plan like a boss
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Documentation

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