alfred-gcal

Google Calendar for Alfred

View Google Calendar events in Alfred.

• Download & installation
• Usage
  • Date format
• Configuration
• Licensing & thanks

Download & installation

Grab the workflow from GitHub releases. Download the Google-Calendar-View-X.X.alfredworkflow file and double-click it to install.

Usage

When run, the workflow will open Google Calendar in your browser and ask for permission to read your calendars. If you do not grant permission, it won't work.

You will also be prompted to activate some calendars (the workflow will show events from these calendars).

• gcal — Show upcoming events.
  • <query> — Filter list of events.
  • ↩ — Open event in browser or day in workflow.
  • ⌘↩ — Open event in Google or Apple Maps (if event has a location).
  • ⇧ / ⌘Y — Quicklook event details.
• today / tomorrow / yesterday — Show events for the given day.
  • <query> / ↩ / ⌘↩ / ⇧ / ⌘Y — As above.
• gdate [<date>] — Show one or more dates. See below for query format.
  • ↩ — Show events for the given day.
• gcalconf [<query>] — Show workflow configuration.
  • Active Calendars — Turn calendars on/off.
    • ↩ — Toggle calendar on/off.
  • Workflow is up to Date / An Update is Available — Whether a newer version of the workflow is available.
    • ↩ — Check for or install update.
  • Open Documentation — Open this page in your brower.
  • Get Help — Visit the thread for this workflow on AlfredForum.com.
  • Report Issue — Open an issue on GitHub.
  • Clear Cached Calendars & Events — Remove cached data.

Date format

The keyword gdate supports an optional date. This can be specified in a number of format:

• YYYY-MM-DD — e.g. 2017-12-01
• YYYYMMDD — e.g. 20180101
• [+|-]N[d|w] — e.g.:
  • 1, 1d or +1d for tomorrow
  • -1 or -1d for yesterday
  • 3w for 21 days from now
  • -4w for 4 weeks ago

Configuration

There are a couple of options in the workflow's configuration sheet (the [x] button in Alfred Preferences):

Licensing & thanks

This workflow is released under the MIT Licence.

It is heavily based on the Google API libraries for Go (BSD 3-clause licence) and AwGo libraries (MIT), and of course, Google Calendar.

The icons are from Elusive Icons, Font Awesome, Material Icons, Weather Icons (all SIL) and Octicons (MIT), via the workflow icon generator.