Spike: Google Calendar Integration #163

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opened 2024-09-15 19:28:53 +00:00 by PokeJofeJr4th · 3 comments

PokeJofeJr4th commented

2024-09-15 19:28:53 +00:00

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Google Calendar Integration

Problem Statement

We want to add integrations between our website and Google Calendar.

Goal

We want to learn how to use a library or API to handle Google Calendar events.

Hypothesis

I expect there is a library or API we can use to integrate with google calendar. I expect we will be able to use this with nextauth.

# Template Instructions Use this template to create a new Spike item. # Google Calendar Integration ## Problem Statement We want to add integrations between our website and Google Calendar. ## Goal We want to learn how to use a library or API to handle Google Calendar events. ## Hypothesis I expect there is a library or API we can use to integrate with google calendar. I expect we will be able to use this with nextauth.

rtyocum commented

2024-09-22 17:59:26 +00:00

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Are we editing events on the website or just reading? Google calendar is easy for read access, requires oAuth, or a service account for the google calendar api to write to it

2nPlusOne commented

2024-09-23 03:36:09 +00:00

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Are we editing events on the website or just reading? Google calendar is easy for read access, requires oAuth, or a service account for the google calendar api to write to it

Double check the vision document for the MVP requirements. The SSEs google account with our calendar has what we need, but we need to think about best practices for secrets management when using that.

> Are we editing events on the website or just reading? Google calendar is easy for read access, requires oAuth, or a service account for the google calendar api to write to it Double check the vision document for the MVP requirements. The SSEs google account with our calendar has what we need, but we need to think about best practices for secrets management when using that.

2nPlusOne commented

2024-09-23 03:37:38 +00:00

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I don’t have the link on hand right now but you can find it in the bookmarks for the technology channel in slack.