Grabs your Office 365 calendar and provides an iCal endpoint to it.
Uses the Microsoft Graph API to live grab the following calendar week and return an iCal formatted output. The following 3 weeks are cached daily as to provide a quick API response. On my tests, the Microsoft Graph API is taking an average of 2-3 seconds per calendar week.
- Register an App within your Azure Portal
- Must have the
Calendars.Read
,User.Read
andoffline_access
permissions - You should be able to extract
client_id
,secret
andtenant
- Don't forget to add a valid Redirect URL
- Must have the
- Docker
- A folder on where to store attachments
- A PostgreSQL installation (tested with PostgreSQL 14.1)
$ docker build -t account/o365tocal .
$ mv sample_config.json config.json
client_id: Client ID retrieved from the Azure Portal
secret: Secret retrieved from the Azure Portal
tenant: Tenant retrieved from the Azure Portal
redirect_url: The URL to where to redirect after successful authentication
attachments_dir: Directory on where to store the attachments
psql
user: User with which to connect to the DB
password: Password corresponding to the user
host: Host of the database
schema: Schema on where to store all the information
$ docker run --name o365 -p 5000:5000 --restart unless-stopped -v /confs/o365/config.json:/app/config.json -v /data/o365:/files crazyfacka/o365toical
O365 to iCal build from 2021-06-23_2206
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