Convert your calendars into beatiful pdfs using LaTeX.
Calcom can generate pdfs from ics files or from its custom human-readable syntax.
calcom FILES where FILES is a list containing ics files or files using
calcom custom syntax as described below. You can mix the two syntaxes.
calcom home.ics work.ics custom.cal
All processed PDFs will be merged at the end. Single month PDFs will be
available in the .compile/ directory.
A calcom file input file must be written according to the following syntax
(see examples for more):
Lines starting with a # are ignored, so are empty lines.
The first line (aside from empty or comment lines) must be the name of a month followed by the year.
August 2023
A new month can be started by writing at least 3 dashes (-) and putting the Month on the following line
August 2023
---
September 2023
-------------------------------------------
June 1984
Regular events are defined by first putting the day number on which they occur. The following lines must be indented with tabs, not spaces and contain first the name, followed by an arbitrary number of lines with details.
August 2023
# Event on the first of august
1:
Name
Details
2:
Name
Details
Details
Details
Recurring events are started with the keyword every. This keyword is followed
by the frequency, type, and number of repetitions. Finally, the starting day is
put, followed by a colon. The type can be any of: days, weeks, months, years.
August 2023
# Event on the first of August
1:
Name
Details
...
# Reccuring event starting on the second of August
every 2 days 5 2:
Name
Details
...
You can also have events on specific weekdays every month, such as the first Monday, or second Friday.
# every 1st Monday for the next 5 months
every 1 Monday 5 1:
Name
Details
....
# Every 2nd Friday for the next 5 months
every 2 Friday 5 9:
Name
Details
...
- Python 3
- Arrow
- multiprocessing (optional)
- ics (optional)
- pypdf (optional)
The LaTeX calendar style is not my own. It is licenced under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 credit goes to Evan A. Sultanik.