converts Microformat calendar data on a given (wiki) page to json. Can handle easy exceptions from standard. Additionally it adds data from raw html like type of event and "big event" indication.
It provides currently: start date, end date, type of event, big event indicator, description, town, state, country
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It filters so called 'h-events' and extracts
properties/start
properties/end
properties/name
It then splits the comma separated properties/name into a list and assumes that
[0] = event description
[1] = town
[2] = country
If the generated list has more than 3 values it tries to read an exception format file. It is comma seperated a,b,c,d,e,f,g
with
if (list[a] == b) and (list[c] == d) {
country = list[e];
state = list[f]; //use 99 if not available
town = list[g];
} example:
3,United Kingdom,1,Edinburgh,3,2,1
-> see error.json for info what the different fields contain
Since it is not part of the Microformat, the script also looks in the raw html data for the big event indicator (html bold formated events '') and the type of the event (for example 'class="p-category" title="Mapping party")
Output example: {"description": "Stuttgarter Stammtisch", "state": "", "end": "2017-11-02", "start": "2017-11-01", "Big": "", "country": "Germany", "town": "Stuttgart", "EventType": "Social"}
Additonally, geolocation can be turned on. As the caching is not yet implemented, it is turned off by default
- Python3
- Geopy Geocoding lib https://github.com/geopy/geopy
- Microformat2 parser https://github.com/tommorris/mf2py