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% Please edit documentation in R/ds2ical.R
\name{ds2ical}
\alias{ds2ical}
\title{Convert data set to ical file}
\usage{
ds2ical(
  data,
  start = start,
  end = end,
  location = NULL,
  summary.glue.string = "ID {id} [{assessor}]",
  description.glue.string = NULL
)
}
\arguments{
\item{data}{data set}

\item{start}{dplyr style event start datetime column name. Data or datetime
object.}

\item{end}{dplyr style event end datetime column name. Data or datetime
object.}

\item{location}{dplyr style event location column name}

\item{summary.glue.string}{character string to pass to glue::glue() for event
name (summary). Can take any column from data set.}

\item{description.glue.string}{character string to pass to glue::glue() for
event description. Can take any column from data set.}
}
\value{
tibble of class "ical"
}
\description{
Convert data set to ical file
}
\examples{
df <- dplyr::tibble(
  start = c(Sys.time(), Sys.time() + lubridate::days(2)),
  id = c("1", 3), assessor = "A", location = "111", note = c(NA, "OBS")
) |>
  dplyr::mutate(end = start + lubridate::hours(2))
df |> ds2ical()
df |> ds2ical(summary.glue.string = "ID {id} [{assessor}] {note}")
# Export .ics file: (not run)
ical <- df |> ds2ical(start, end, location,
description.glue.string = "{note}")
# ical |> calendar::ic_write(file=here::here("calendar.ics"))
}