Code
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# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2021 Brent Rubell, written for Adafruit Industries
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Unlicense
import os
import time
from adafruit_oauth2 import OAuth2
from adafruit_display_shapes.line import Line
from adafruit_pyportal import PyPortal
import rtc
# Calendar ID
CALENDAR_ID = "YOUR_CAL_ID"
# Maximum amount of events to display
MAX_EVENTS = 5
# Amount of time to wait between refreshing the calendar, in minutes
REFRESH_TIME = 15
MONTHS = {
1: "Jan",
2: "Feb",
3: "Mar",
4: "Apr",
5: "May",
6: "Jun",
7: "Jul",
8: "Aug",
9: "Sep",
10: "Oct",
11: "Nov",
12: "Dec",
}
# Dict. of day names for pretty-printing the header
WEEKDAYS = {
0: "Monday",
1: "Tuesday",
2: "Wednesday",
3: "Thursday",
4: "Friday",
5: "Saturday",
6: "Sunday",
}
# Create the PyPortal object
pyportal = PyPortal()
r = rtc.RTC()
pyportal.network.connect()
# Initialize an OAuth2 object with GCal API scope
scopes = ["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonly"]
google_auth = OAuth2(
pyportal.network.requests,
os.getenv("GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID"),
os.getenv("GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET"),
scopes,
os.getenv("GOOGLE_ACCESS_TOKEN"),
os.getenv("GOOGLE_REFRESH_TOKEN"),
)
def get_current_time(time_max=False):
"""Gets local time from Adafruit IO and converts to RFC3339 timestamp."""
# Get local time from Adafruit IO
pyportal.get_local_time(os.getenv("TIMEZONE"))
# Format as RFC339 timestamp
cur_time = r.datetime
if time_max: # maximum time to fetch events is midnight (4:59:59UTC)
cur_time_max = time.struct_time(
(
cur_time[0],
cur_time[1],
cur_time[2] + 1,
4,
59,
59,
cur_time[6],
cur_time[7],
cur_time[8],
)
)
cur_time = cur_time_max
cur_time = "{:04d}-{:02d}-{:02d}T{:02d}:{:02d}:{:02d}{:s}".format(
cur_time[0],
cur_time[1],
cur_time[2],
cur_time[3],
cur_time[4],
cur_time[5],
"Z",
)
return cur_time
def get_calendar_events(calendar_id, max_events, time_min):
"""Returns events on a specified calendar.
Response is a list of events ordered by their start date/time in ascending order.
"""
time_max = get_current_time(time_max=True)
print("Fetching calendar events from {0} to {1}".format(time_min, time_max))
headers = {
"Authorization": "Bearer " + google_auth.access_token,
"Accept": "application/json",
"Content-Length": "0",
}
url = (
"https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/{0}"
"/events?maxResults={1}&timeMin={2}&timeMax={3}&orderBy=startTime"
"&singleEvents=true".format(calendar_id, max_events, time_min, time_max)
)
resp = pyportal.network.requests.get(url, headers=headers)
resp_json = resp.json()
if "error" in resp_json:
raise RuntimeError("Error:", resp_json)
resp.close()
# parse the 'items' array so we can iterate over it easier
items = []
resp_items = resp_json["items"]
if not resp_items:
print("No events scheduled for today!")
for event in range(0, len(resp_items)):
items.append(resp_items[event])
return items
def format_datetime(datetime, pretty_date=False):
"""Formats ISO-formatted datetime returned by Google Calendar API into
a struct_time.
:param str datetime: Datetime string returned by Google Calendar API
:return: struct_time
"""
times = datetime.split("T")
the_date = times[0]
the_time = times[1]
year, month, mday = [int(x) for x in the_date.split("-")]
the_time = the_time.split("-")[0]
if "Z" in the_time:
the_time = the_time.split("Z")[0]
hours, minutes, _ = [int(x) for x in the_time.split(":")]
am_pm = "am"
if hours >= 12:
am_pm = "pm"
# convert to 12hr time
hours -= 12
# via https://github.com/micropython/micropython/issues/3087
formatted_time = "{:01d}:{:02d}{:s}".format(hours, minutes, am_pm)
if pretty_date: # return a nice date for header label
formatted_date = "{} {}.{:02d}, {:04d} ".format(
WEEKDAYS[r.datetime[6]], MONTHS[month], mday, year
)
return formatted_date
# Event occurs today, return the time only
return formatted_time
def create_event_labels():
for event_idx in range(MAX_EVENTS):
event_start_label = pyportal.add_text(
text_font=font_events,
text_position=(7, 70 + (event_idx * 40)),
text_color=0x000000,
)
event_text_label = pyportal.add_text(
text_font=font_events,
text_position=(88, 70 + (event_idx * 40)),
text_color=0x000000,
line_spacing=0.75,
)
event_labels.append((event_start_label, event_text_label))
def display_calendar_events(resp_events):
# Display all calendar events
for event_idx in range(len(resp_events)):
event = resp_events[event_idx]
# wrap event name around second line if necessary
event_name = PyPortal.wrap_nicely(event["summary"], 25)
event_name = "\n".join(event_name[0:2]) # only wrap 2 lines, truncate third..
event_start = event["start"]["dateTime"]
print("-" * 40)
print("Event Description: ", event_name)
print("Event Time:", format_datetime(event_start))
print("-" * 40)
pyportal.set_text(format_datetime(event_start), event_labels[event_idx][0])
pyportal.set_text(event_name, event_labels[event_idx][1])
# Clear any unused labels
for event_idx in range(len(resp_events), MAX_EVENTS):
pyportal.set_text("", event_labels[event_idx][0])
pyportal.set_text("", event_labels[event_idx][1])
pyportal.set_background(0xFFFFFF)
# Set up calendar event fonts
font_events = "fonts/Arial-14.pcf"
# Add the header
line_header = Line(0, 50, 320, 50, color=0x000000)
pyportal.splash.append(line_header)
label_header = pyportal.add_text(
text_font="fonts/Arial-18.pcf",
text_position=(10, 30),
text_color=0x000000,
)
event_labels = []
create_event_labels()
if not google_auth.refresh_access_token():
raise RuntimeError("Unable to refresh access token - has the token been revoked?")
access_token_obtained = int(time.monotonic())
events = []
while True:
# check if we need to refresh token
if (
int(time.monotonic()) - access_token_obtained
>= google_auth.access_token_expiration
):
print("Access token expired, refreshing...")
if not google_auth.refresh_access_token():
raise RuntimeError(
"Unable to refresh access token - has the token been revoked?"
)
access_token_obtained = int(time.monotonic())
# fetch calendar events!
print("fetching local time...")
now = get_current_time()
# setup header label
pyportal.set_text(format_datetime(now, pretty_date=True), label_header)
print("fetching calendar events...")
events = get_calendar_events(CALENDAR_ID, MAX_EVENTS, now)
print("displaying events")
display_calendar_events(events)
print("Sleeping for %d minutes" % REFRESH_TIME)
time.sleep(REFRESH_TIME * 60)
You should have the following files on your CIRCUITPY drive.
If you're missing any files, look in the Download Project Bundle zip file and copy what you're missing.
Set Google Calendar ID
Before using this code with your calendar, you'll need to obtain the Google calendar's unique identifier. Navigate to the Google Calendar Settings Page and click the calendar you'd like to display on the PyPortal.
Before using this code with your calendar, you'll need to obtain the Google calendar's unique identifier.
Navigate to the Google Calendar Settings Page and click the calendar you'd like to display on the PyPortal.
In the code.py file, set CALENDAR_ID using the calendar ID you obtained above.
CALENDAR_ID = "YOUR_CALENDAR_ID"
Every 15 minutes, the PyPortal will attempt to fetch your calendar's latest events and display three of them on the screen.
Once an event finishes and the PyPortal refreshes, it will be removed from the display.
Change the refresh rate
After fetching and displaying calendar events, the waits for 15 minutes. Modify the following line in the code to reflect how long the PyPortal will wait between refreshing the calendar events, in minutes.
# Amount of time to wait between refreshing the calendar, in minutes REFRESH_TIME = 15
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