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Generated ical series not accounting for public and univiersity holidays #344
Unless RIT can maintain the list of days off (which IMO it should) this may add some extra maintenance burden to CSH. However some of the open source groups at RIT may also be able to help take this on as well in the meantime.
I have filed a ticket with the helpdesk to see if they will add an .ics calendar of university days off to the rit.edu/calendar webpage to make this easier
It also looks like it might not be too hard to throw together some PHP to scrape the future days calendar table from https://www.rit.edu/calendar/future-chart into some kind of url scheme like <domain>/universitycalendar/[spring/fall]/[year]/[informational/holidays].ics
i might play with making some PHP script for this on my RIT userspace
I played with this a bit, it seems possible, but its a fair bit of date parsing drudgery.
I dont have time to build this before knowing that it will be useful, so if this is an API that the team wants, you need to let me know otherwise I will assume you've got it covered or dont need it. Happy to share my source code so far if anyone's interested as well, just lmk
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MoralCode commentedon Jan 11, 2024
I have filed a ticket with the helpdesk to see if they will add an .ics calendar of university days off to the rit.edu/calendar webpage to make this easier
MoralCode commentedon Jan 11, 2024
It also looks like it might not be too hard to throw together some PHP to scrape the future days calendar table from https://www.rit.edu/calendar/future-chart into some kind of url scheme like
<domain>/universitycalendar/[spring/fall]/[year]/[informational/holidays].icsi might play with making some PHP script for this on my RIT userspace
MoralCode commentedon Jan 20, 2024
I played with this a bit, it seems possible, but its a fair bit of date parsing drudgery.
I dont have time to build this before knowing that it will be useful, so if this is an API that the team wants, you need to let me know otherwise I will assume you've got it covered or dont need it. Happy to share my source code so far if anyone's interested as well, just lmk