google-calendar-api

Automate Google Calendar event management by listing, creating, updating, and deleting events via a service-account authenticated API. It handles scheduling meetings, checking availability, and managing events across executive and team calendars without manual clicks.

You need a service account file located at ~/.config/gfv/gfv_service_account.json with domain-wide delegation enabled. This service account configuration allows the Python client to interact with the Google Calendar API in controlled environments.

Yes, you can create calendar events with attendees using the Google Calendar API. The service-account authenticated API enables scheduling meetings by creating events on the primary calendar with optional attendees included directly in the event creation request.

The Google Calendar API checks availability to avoid conflicts by listing upcoming events from specified calendars. This allows you to query existing schedules and identify open time slots before programmatically creating new meetings or appointments.

You can update or delete existing Google Calendar events programmatically through the service-account authenticated API. This functionality reflects changes in plans by modifying event details or removing events entirely from the primary calendar.