googlewebcomponents / google-calendar

Google Calendar web components

google-calendar

See https://elements.polymer-project.org/elements/google-calendar

google-calendar's Issues

Display a proper calendar view with ability to edit

the cal component is able to only list my cas, and then open the selected on in the standard google web cal view.
its pretty terrible style and not usable for Material Design apps.

What about a proper MD Cal View ?
It would be very useful, because it can also sync with the google cal.

Here is a great base example:
http://fullcalendar.io/docs/google_calendar/

google-calendar.html missing in bower package

It seems that the main file is missing if you install the component via Bower.

http://showterm.io/8a7d9a2cc57ddfdb7e896#fast

Tests are not runnable because not up to date

Before the tests can be run, we have to fix 3 issues.

• rename the folder tests into test
• add webcomponent-lite.js into the test/index.html
• replace webcomponentsjs.min.js by webcomponent-lite.js into the test/google-calendar-list-basic.html

At this point, we have to update the tests. Notice that Firefox doesn't really like the variable this here.

Paths to bower components?

Is there a main docs page that describes how to test these out? After doing bower install while in the directory I then have to change all the paths to fit where the components are and then I'm still getting errors.

Uncaught ReferenceError: Platform is not defined | polymer-expressions.js:57

Calendar API problems

I've ported this from Polymer 0.5 to 1.0, and was never unable to get the API to work reliably. Signing in and out would cause gapi errors in google-calendar-list, and I never got google-calendar-busy-now to work correctly.

I suspect the problem is client library, and its interaction with the way we load libraries. This bug is just a remainter that this code remains alpha-quality

Split components

Is there any reason why google-calendar-list and google-calendar-busy-now are in the same HTML file and should these be split into two separate files?

I'm happy to do a pull request on this.

Please update README - no docs accessible atm

In your readme you direct to https://elements.polymer-project.org/elements/google-calendar – but this site then "301"-redirects to webcomponents.org. There, you only can see the note to look up aforementioned site on polymer-project.org 😅

So everybody looking for help on this component is going around in circles, at the moment.

google-signin should probably be external

In order to reduce friction to the user, we want to show a single authorization dialog, requesting access to all APIs a site uses. As we implement more API components, the only way of achieving that is by having a single google-signin element for the whole page (which requests all scopes), rather than having individual components request it.

Should we refactor google-calendar to rely on an external google-signin, rather than contain one?

Not working => No Display on Page Refresh/Reload...?

I am testing this out for a web application.... yet results are not promising.

google-calendar-busy-now & google-calendar-list both work (once) on fresh [Sign in], yet when the page is reloaded the default output is displayed.

A <google-calendar-list> looks like this:
What I'm up to..?
A <google-calendar-busy> looks like this:
n/a

If I want the correct output to be displayed after [Sign in] and page refresh/reload, then [Sign out] and page reload/refresh, and [Sign in] are required (again).

My best guess is that it requires a fresh auth token...? If so, suggest onload checkAuth function?

google-calendar-busy-now shows 'n/a'

I have set up the google-calendar-busy-now element to point to a calendar. If there are no items in the calendar that day it shows 'n/a' rather than 'I'm free'.

This is because the query that is executed does not return any busyTimes and does not override the 'n/a' label which is set before the user is authorised. In this case, I would have expected it to display 'I'm free' as there are no events within the query time frame.

I'm happy to try a pull-request for this if this behaviour is agreed.

Styling for google-calendar-busy-now

Would it be possible to add some custom properties and mixins to style the contents of the google-calendar-busy-now element?

I was thinking --google-calendar-busy-now-busy-background-color, --google-calendar-busy-now-free-background-color, --google-calendar-busy-now-na-background-color, --google-calendar-busy-now-text-color and a mixin of --google-calendar-busy-now.

I'm happy to do a pull request on this if you agree on these changes.