A large portion of the script and its subroutines are devoted to determining if recurring events would be reoccurring within the next 72 hours. The script ouputs info about the next 72 hours of events into a text file "CalInfo.txt". In the future, the script should be triggered by an event with summary of "Archive Calendars" in any calendar.
Geektool time based good afternoon archive#
Creates an archive of all recurring events by transfering events from their original calendars into a calendar named "Archive" so that old events would not have to be parsed through by CalendarEventsPull.scpt when it runs, thus somewhat improving speed. These 5 scripts are all run within a GeekTool Group called Base_Group at different frequencies.
Geektool time based good afternoon code#
The original functional version 1.0 of the code used WeatherChange.scpt, CalendarEventsPull.scpt, WeatherCalHTMLConstructor.scpt, CreateEventArchive.scpt, and BackgroundWeatherChange.scpt.
BackgroundWeatherChange.scpt is now obselete Updated css to make the background and calendar look nicer and display on all backgrounds instead of only 1 Updated paths so the username does not need to be changed Use of a central script to run the other scripts, thus only requiring one shell geeklet and one html geeklet Version 2.0 uses WeatherCalMain.scpt to run the other scripts: WeatherChange.scpt, CalendarEventsPull.scpt, and WeatherCalHTMLConstructor.scpt Improved checks for dates of events starting before weather lines begin Fixed two end of day lines displaying if there were multiple events at the 23h Fixed start and end times of events not having the date attached to them Fixed error ending multiple ongoing events ending at different times Addition of 20 new weather columns to choose from You will have to reenter your api code into WeatherChange.scpt (see step 6 in the setup). If you are Updating to Version 3.0, you will need to reinstall WeatherChange.scpt, CalendarEventsPull.scpt, and WeatherCalHTMLConstructor.scpt. Version 3.0 uses WeatherCalMain.scpt to run the other scripts: WeatherChange.scpt, CalendarEventsPull.scpt, and WeatherCalHTMLConstructor.scpt If you would like to donate, please become a patron at This is my first time using all of these so please point out poor code so that I can improve. This dynamic desktop background is reliant on GeekTool, JSON Helper, Weather Underground API, and a couple AppleScripts. Weather and Calendar based dynamic backgroundĬheck the readme.md in your download of this repository to see if you have the latest version
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