Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: calendar-cli-kku
Version: 1.0.0
Summary: CLI Aplication to manage calendar event and include GUI View to easy to view event.
Home-page: https://github.com/VillSource/calendar-cli
License: UNKNOWN
Description: 
        # installation step
        
        If you do not install python yet. Please install [here](https://www.python.org/)
        
        ## pip install
        
        ```bash
        pip install calendar-cli-kku
        ```
        
        ## By package install
        
        If you do not install Git yet. Please install [here](https://git-scm.com/)
        
        ```bash
        git clone https://github.com/VillSource/calendar-cli.git
        cd calendar-cli
        pip install ./
        ```
        
        # Guide
        
        Calendar-cli is a commandlind aplication for a simple management.
        You can use one of three command below to run script. If command have no argument, script will show you a crrent month carendar.
        
        ```bash
        calendar
        ```
        
        ```bash
        calendar-cli
        ```
        
        ```bash
        ccal
        ```
        
        ![Run script](https://github.com/VillSource/calendar-cli/blob/master/document/run.gif?raw=true)
        
        **All options in CLI**
        
        - --add, -a
          - --event, -e
          - --date, -d
        - --update, -u
          - --event, -e
          - --date, -d
          - --confirm
        - --delete, -d
          - --confirm
        - --list
          - --modify, -m
          - -n
        - -ls
        - -lm
          - --confirm
        - -l
        
        ## Add data
        
        ```--add, -a``` : to add event to your calendar that require event name 
        `--event=<enter your event>, -e <enter your event>` and you can add date to your event by below option.
        If you do not add date to your event program will add current date. 
        `--date="<yyy-mm-dd>, -d<yyy-mm-dd>` : To add date to event (Current date by default)
        
        Full option
        
        ```bash
        ccal --add --event "Happy birthday" --date 2022-01-19
        ```
        
        Shot option
        
        ```bash
        ccal -a -e "Happy birthday" -d 2022-01-19
        ```
        
        Or you can mix shot option and full option together.
        
        ![Add data](https://github.com/VillSource/calendar-cli/blob/master/document/add.gif?raw=true)
        
        ## Update
        
        ```bash
        ccal --update <oldEvent : name or ID> --date <newDate> -e <newEventName>
        ```
        
        Update event Birthday Party (ID=`432`)
        
        ```bash
        # Update Birthday Party date by name event
        ccal --update "Birthday Party" -d 2021-01-19
        
        # Update Birthday Party by ID event
        ccal -u 432 -e "My mom birthday Party" -d 2021-05-09
        ```
        
        use `--confirm` at the end for ignore all interaction.
        
        ## Delete
        
        ```bash
        ccal --delete <name or ID>
        ```
        
        Data in database ==> event Birthday Party (ID=`432`)
        
        ```bash
        # Delete Birthday Party event by name event
        ccal --delete "Birthday Party"
        
        # Delete Birthday Party by ID event
        ccal --delete 432
        ```
        
        use `--confirm` at the end for ignore all interaction.
        
        ## List
        
        `--list` : To show all events on this month.
        `--modify, -m` : To secect one of list and modify data or delete.
        `-n <How many month>` : To print several months.
        
        `-ls` : To show all event on this month.
        `-lm` : To secect one of list and modify data or delete
        `-l<1-12>` : To show all event in <0-9> month.
        
        Standard list in curent month
        
        ```bash
        ccal --list
        ccal -ls
        ```
        
        Standart list in today to 10 years ahead
        
        ```bash
        ccal --list -n 10 
        ccal -l10
        ```
        
        ```bash
        ccal --list --modify # You can use -m instead --modify
        ccal -lm
        ```
        
        ## GUI option
        
        On GUI option you can add, update, remove, and view your calendar in graphic mode.
        
        ![GUI MODE](https://github.com/VillSource/calendar-cli/blob/master/document/GUI.png?raw=true)
        
        Enter GUI option by
        
        ```bash
        ccal --start
        ```
        
        or
        
        ```bash
        gcal
        ```
        
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