google-calendar-simple-api VS syncall

Yeah. I have a task to write some comprehensive documentation on colors

I wanted a calendar reminder of how many push-ups I need to do every day. As a software engineer, I couldn’t afford to spend 10 minutes putting the events manually. So I spent 3 hours getting the official API to work to do this for me. Then I thought that this simple task shouldn’t take 3 hours and spent the next couple of days implementing the initial version of the GCSA (Google Calendar Simple API). Several years later, I’m happy that people find this project useful, you might too: https://github.com/kuzmoyev/google-calendar-simple-api

Thanks for the reply. I'm thinking of a workaround by relying on google calendar's way of handling recurrence. Saw this: https://github.com/bergercookie/taskwarrior-syncall

Jus released a new version of taskwarrior-syncall (https://github.com/bergercookie/taskwarrior-syncall). It's a bi-directional synchronization framework, which keeps in sync your Taskwarrior tasks with a variety of other services including Google Calendar events and Notion.