def get_events():
logger.debug("Received call to Events controller from {0}".format(str(flask.request.remote_addr)))
calendar = fetch_calendar('events')
events = []
for event in calendar.walk('VEVENT'):
start_datetime = event['dtstart'].dt
end_datetime = event['dtend'].dt
try:
location = event['location']
except KeyError:
# For some reason, the Google Calendar API does not include the LOCATION key on certain calendars (e.g. Holidays), thus raising a KeyError
# when trying to retrieve the location from the calendar. So we must catch the error and assign the value an empty string if raised.
location = ""
# event['dtstart'].dt and event['dtend'].dt will return a date object and not a datetime object if the event is a full-day event.
# Since a date object does not have a date() method, calling date() on an all-day event will fail.
if isinstance(start_datetime, datetime.datetime):
start_date = start_datetime.date()
else:
start_date = start_datetime
if datetime.date.today() <= start_date:
events.append(
{ 'summary' : event['summary'],
'description' : event['description'],
'location' : location,
'start' : str(start_datetime),
'end' : str(end_datetime)})
logger.info("Calendar request succeeded and yielded {0} events".format(len(events)))
return flask.jsonify(results=events)
def get_holidays():
logger.debug("Received call to Holidays controller from {0}".format(str(flask.request.remote_addr)))
if settings.getboolean('calendar', 'hide_holidays'):
return flask.jsonify(results=[])
calendar = fetch_calendar('holidays')
events = []
for event in calendar.walk('VEVENT'):
if datetime.date.today() <= event['dtstart'].dt:
events.append({ 'summary' : event['summary'],
'start' : str(event['dtstart'].dt),
'end' : str(event['dtend'].dt)})
logger.info("Holiday request succeeded and yielded {0} holidays".format(len(events)))
return flask.jsonify(results=events)