tiCalFile

tiCalFile is a PHP class creating iCal (rfc5545/ rfc2445) calendar TEST file(-s), a utilization of the iCalcreator class package. The purpose of tiCalFile is to always have actual calendar file(-s) with components (using current date and time), usable when testing calendar software etc.

tiCalFile can be executed from the command line, via a web server/browser, included in other PHP scripts or even from a HTML page, in default or configure modes.

When executing tiCalFile in default mode, an iCal test file are created in sub-directory 'calendars' with a timezone and 50 event components, using present start date and nine days forward.

Executing tiCalFile in configure mode offer very flexible setting capabilities:

• calendar directory and file name(-s),
• calendar component type(-s),
• calendar component(-s) starting date,
• the number of days with events, number of events per day, event duration etc,
• using logging or not (PEAR LOG or kigkonsult eClog class)

Component properties DTSTART, SUMMARY, DESCRIPTION,CATEGORIES and RESOURCES are created in every event, all other properties appear depending on parameter setting for each event as well as appearence of alarms (with AUDIO, DISPLAY and EMAIL actions). For a review of iCal property list, download iCalcreator and open up the manual in a browser at anchor "#CalProps".

To get a proper understanding of iCal, download rfc5545 (rfc2445).

Download tiCalFile here.

Create and download your own calendar test file (recreated every hour, using the tiCalFile package) with 50 components, starting today and the coming ten days, each day with five events, including some recurrent events/todos.

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