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# calwarrior: make taskwarrior work with google calendar |
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I use both services extensively and would like one place to work. I prefer |
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taskwarrior but get notifications, etc on my phone from google calendar. In |
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summary, google calendar makes me more productive, but I hate it. |
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I found a project that didn't work but seeded the idea for this program. |
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## Installation: |
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This will move to github eventually, so these URLs are **not** permanent. |
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Install [golang](https://golang.org). |
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```bash |
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go get code.hollensbe.org/erikh/xena/calwarrior |
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``` |
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## Usage: |
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```bash |
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$ calwarrior # launches with defaults |
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$ calwarrior --help # it has options and even help! |
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``` |
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`calwarrior` will attempt to launch your browser and stuff credentials in your |
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home directory (`$HOME/Library/calwarrior` or `$HOME/.config/calwarrior` on |
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Linux). Follow the instructions and paste in the code into the terminal to save |
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the token. It works with the default `task` or `taskw` command on your `$PATH`. |
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`calwarrior` also has a hard-coded authentication credential/application for |
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OAuth, but you can create your own on your google sign-in services page, and |
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set `CALWARRIOR_CREDENTIALS` in the environment to the OAuth application's |
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`credentials.json`. This will override the hard-coded defaults if you don't |
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feel comfortable using another client credential. |
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## Bugs |
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It's not very well tested at all, and the code is pretty ugly. |
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## Author |
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Erik Hollensbe <erik+github@hollensbe.org> |
