MeetingStats is a small Python utility to parse an iCalendar (ics) file to compute the time spent in meetings.
All perquisites are installed as a part of Anaconda Python.
Supported Configurations:
| OS | Python version |
|---|---|
| MacOS | 3.9 |
| Ubuntu | 3.9 |
| Windows | 3.9 |
I strongly recommend using a virtual environment to ensure dependencies are installed safely. This is an optional setup, but if you have trouble running the scripts, try this first.
The instructions below assume you are using Conda, though Virtualenv is essentially interchangeable. To create a new Python 3.7 environment, run:
conda create --name meetingstats python=3.9
conda activate meetingstatsThe shell should now look like (meetingstats) $. To deactivate the environment, run:
(meetingstats)$ conda deactivateThe prompt will return back to $ or (base)$.
Note: Older versions of conda may use source activate meetingstats and source deactivate (activate meetingstats and deactivate on Windows).
All of the required packages should have been installed via Anaconda. If you are using another distribution of Python, then you might need to run
(meetingstats)$ pip install -r requirements.txtTo install the required packages.
To checkout the repo:
git clone git@github.com:jiuguangw/MeetingStats.gitPlace an ICS file (for example, exported from Google Calendar) in the same directory.
(meetingstats)$ python MeetingStats.py jw.icsMeetingStats.pdf is generated with the plots.
- Jiuguang Wang
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