I've added minimal support for querying events from a CalDAV server. This allows for people to use private Apple Calendars, rather than resorting to making those calendars public. It's currently a very dumb and simple implementation — it just queries all events from the calendar. This can be optimized to only query events for certain days (depending on the calendar view), but I don't think the code is currently setup for this type of querying and it seemed like a larger change to add.

Additionally, having full CalDAV support would make two-way sync (#25) possible. I couldn't find a minimal CalDAV javascript library that also allows overriding fetch. I initially tried using tsdav, which is a typescript library for WebDAV/CalDAV/CardDAV, but I ran into CORS issues, which is why I wrote my own minimal xml query to the CalDAV server using Obsidian's request API method.

Whenever I try to link an icloud or caldav calendar, I get the following in the console:

TypeError: Cannot read property 'childNodes' of undefined at childNodes (eval at (app.js:1), :34348:29) at complex (eval at (app.js:1), :34306:11) at Object.multistatus2 [as multistatus] (eval at (app.js:1), :34254:20) at multistatus (eval at (app.js:1), :34248:33) at transformResponse (eval at (app.js:1), :34443:53) at Basic.eval (eval at (app.js:1), :53054:38) at Generator.next () at onFulfilled (eval at (app.js:1), :38042:23)

I am confident that I'm using correct account details.

I can get an ics (webcal://...) calendar to work. But, I'd really like the ability to have syncing via caldav.

I'm using version 0.6.1 of Full Calendar and 0.14.5 of Obsidian

Describe the bug I'm getting "No frontmatter to edit for selected event" when clicking on any event in any view. Save event does nothing when adding an event. I'm using Nextcloud caldav if that matters.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Self explanatory

Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

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Device info (please complete the following information):

• OS: Ubuntu 22.04
• Plugin Version 0.6.1

Additional context Add any other context about the problem here.

Task-style events would be very useful for time blocking and other cases where you need to know whether the task has been completed within the timeframe or not.

Perhaps using Yaml frontmatter like task: true or taskEvent: true

Hi!

I'd absolutely love some google calendar support. Will be happy to help out with coding as well! Specifically, I'd like the same way that todoist supports gcal integration:

• 1 way sync FROM gcal TO obsidian => Obsidian is just a view, and non-editable.
• 1 way sync FROM obsidian TO gcal => Any event you create in obsi plugin is pushed to a calendar in gcal, but changes in gcal aren't propagated back.
• 2 way sync: obsidian and gcal are kept in sync with each other <-- my preferred method, probably also the hardest to implement.

I don't know if you heard about the projects plugin. But it wants to integrate other plugins as views. You can check this article to get an overview of the plugin.

I would like to suggest adding this plugin as a view to the projects plugin, you can check the related issue or the custom view API for context, or you can reach out to the maintainer on discord (marcusolsson#5186), he said he'd be happy to help you in the process.

I've upgraded to the latest released version (on BRAT). I don't have any more details than that, but will happily help debug if you point me where to look :)

It works from subfolders of the Vault.

This is my settings page:

This is the data.json generated by the plugin:

{
  "calendarSources": [
    {
      "type": "local",
      "directory": "/",
      "color": null
    }
  ],
  "defaultCalendar": 0,
  "recursiveLocal": true,
  "eventsDirectory": "/"
}

When I changed this, removing the "/" for the root folder, the error was resolved and the calendar opened correctly. Are you using Obsidian normlizePath?

{
  "calendarSources": [
    {
      "type": "local",
      "directory": "",
      "color": null
    }
  ],
  "defaultCalendar": 0,
  "recursiveLocal": true,
  "eventsDirectory": ""
}

So I just got a Full Calendar plugin, and I can't seem to figure out how to make the "reoccurring" events yearly. When I set it to reoccurring, it appeared on that day but when I check the one that's year after that, it's blank.

So if that feature doesn't exist then it would be nice if that gets added, and if it already does then can someone tell me how?

I tried (using today date as example) making a new calendar in the setting and directory set to one of the folder, then click on a date like today then check on both reoccurring and All day, and set the day to today which didn't worked, so then I checked on every days like Monday and Thursday for example which didn't worked, so then I also clicked on the due day last til tomorrow which finally worked, but it only happened for today, it didn't set it up for the same day every year.

When I create an event and give it a time range, for example from 08:30 to 09:30 AM on 04 Jan 2023, it glitches. Instead of being self-contained within the 04 Jan 2023 date box, it spans over the next box as well, i.e. 04-05 Jan.

But if I select that the event "lasts all day" this bug disappears.

Check the second screenshot below:

I'm using Obsidian on Linux: OS: Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS x86_64 Kernel: 6.0.2-76060002-generic

Thanks!!!

It would be a nice feature to have the calendar link to the periodic-notes plugin. Opening / creating a daily note when clicking a specific day, weekly note when clicking week, etc.

This is already amazing, and you seem to already have more work cut out, but if I could also download my "tasks" from nextcloud and access them from within Obsidian it'd be amazing.

Use case example: Tasks are synced accross all devices and most of the time I just need to see a TODO item, but some TODO items have markdown links in them like this. They just link to another file in my obsidian folder for more information.

I guess I could learn a bunch and make my own plugin, but this seems to already do most of the work. I wonder how hard it would be to just add them or integrate with obsidian tasks?

Hi, I believe that most of these points are bugs, but I am not sure about the true behavior on all of the points.

The present behavior is that: The "Open Calendar" command is invoked:

• If a FULL_CALENDAR_VIEW already exists, then it will not create another calendar
• It will not navigate to the calendar if it exists.
• The existing calendar will be reloaded if it exists.

The "Open in Sidebar" command is invoked:

• It will always create a new calendar instance in the right sidebar
• If a FULL_CALENDAR_SIDEBAR_VIEW exists, it will not set the calendar instance as active
• It will not expand the sidebar to reveal the calendar if it exists.

I was mainly confused as the code seems to attempt to support multiple calendars of the same type, yet the behavior I think should be correct will result in at most one instance of each calendar type (Sidebar / Main calendar)

Today i switched to full calendar.

All great, but i just found the mobile app does not have monthly view. This is big for me.

which is the best/easiest way to get monthly view on mobile, with full calendar?

Describe the bug I added an event to my calendar and it isn't appearing on full calendar. I am using an ICS calendar. I assume this is an update delay and don't see a way to force an update or what the frequency is

To Reproduce add an item to an ics calendar at the source (I use m365) and event doesn't appear

Expected behavior Either an update after an interval or a way to refresh the calendar

Device info (please complete the following information): Windows 11 plugin 0.9.5

Additional context Please either document the update interval or add a way to refresh if there is no automatic update. best to allow a user specified update itnerval

Love the sidebar mode. When I have that open in the suidebar there is a date on the top of each column. If I click the date, open the daily note for that date in a new tab. Same for list mode, when I click the date, open the daily note for that date in a new tab