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# bulk-reminders
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Do you use Google Calendars to track your classes? I do. Or at least I'm trying to.
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The issue with this is that the way of setting up all the times is quick annoying, and I would like to do it all in one go without lifting a finger for the most part.
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This is a very small app designed to do that exactly.
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For example, a simple input like such:
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```
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08/23 08/29 "Module 1
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```
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## Features
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- Small GUI for interacting with the Google Calendar API
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- Bulk Text to API/GUI translation
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- Easy undo button
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## API Setup
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This application uses a testing API and is not built for production usage. Just a warning before you try and set this up.
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1. [Create a Google API Project and enable the Calendar API](https://developers.google.com/calendar/api/quickstart/python)
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2. [Add a user as a test user](https://i.imgur.com/wKp0ipd.png)
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3. Create OAuth2.0 Credentials and download the file. Rename it and place it in the root of the repository directory.
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4. Start the application. Follow the prompt and sign in with the test user you added.
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