Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Retrieves metadata for a Google Calendar event in the form of an
event
object. This method filters information made available
through the Google Calendar API Events resource.
1 2 3 | gc_event_query(x, ..., verbose = TRUE)
gc_event_id(x, id, verbose = TRUE)
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x |
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verbose |
Logical indicating whether to print informative messages. |
id |
Event ID as a character string. |
... |
Additional parameters to be passed as part of the HTTP request. More information on these optional values is available below. |
For gc_event_query
, an arbitrary number of optional query
parameters may be supplied via .... A list of available parameters
can be found in
Events: List.
Notable parameters include:
q
– Free text search terms to find in any field.
singleEvents
– Logical indicating whether to expand
recurring events into instances and only return single one-off
events.
timeMax
– Exclusive upper bound of the start time
filter (formatted as an RFC3339 timestamp).
timeMin
– Inclusive lower bound of the end time
filter (formatted as an RFC3339 timestamp).
For more information on the structure of an event
object, see
the Google Calendar API
Events Resource Overview.
Event metadata as an event
object (a custom class
wrapping a named list).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | ## Not run:
gc_summary("Commitments") %>%
gc_event_id("lohlv4duqhqu8bh6kfok9ookmk")
gc_summary("Commitments") %>%
gc_event_query(cal, q = "Lunch with Will")
## End(Not run)
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