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Update label from the Google interface
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Update lablels and addresses for getting the oauth tokens
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- Fetch google calendar event
- Post/edit org element
- Sync between Org and Gcal

* Requirements

- [[https://github.com/tkf/emacs-request][tkf/emacs-request]]
- [[https://github.com/jwiegley/alert][jwiegley/alert]]

=org-gcal= is now available in the famous emacs package repo [[http://melpa.milkbox.net/][MELPA]], so the recommended way is to install it through Emacs package management system.
=org-gcal= is now available in the famous emacs package repo [[http://melpa.milkbox.net/][MELPA]],
so the recommended way is to install it through Emacs package
management system.

* Installation

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3. Click on the project

4. Click on *APIs & Auth* then *Credentials*
4. Click on *APIs & Services* then *Credentials*

5. Click on *Create New Client ID* with Application type /Installed application/, Installed application type /Other/
5. Click on *Create Credentials* and *Oauth client ID* with
Application type /Installed application/, Installed application
type /Other/

6. Click on *Create Client ID*

7. Record the Client ID and Client secret for setup.

8. Under the same *APIs & Auth* menu section, select *APIs*
8. Under the same *APIs & Services* menu section, select *Library*

9. Scroll down to *Calendar API*. Click the *Status* button to enable calendar API access to the app you created in steps 5 & 6.
9. Scroll down to *Calendar API*. Click the *Enable* button to enable
calendar API access to the app you created in steps 5 & 6.

Go to [[https://www.google.com/calendar/render][Google setting page]] to check the calendar ID.

10. Go to [[https://www.google.com/calendar/render][Google setting page]] and click the gear-shaped settings icon in the upper right, then select "Settings" from the drop down list.
10. Go to [[https://www.google.com/calendar/render][Google setting page]] and click the gear-shaped settings icon
in the upper right, then select "Settings" from the drop down
list.

11. Select the "Calendars" tab, which will display a list of your calendars.
11. Select the "Setting for my Calendars" tab on the left, which will
display a list of your calendars.

12. Select the calendar you would like to synchronize with. This will take you to the "Calendar Details" page for that calendar. Near the end is a section titled "Calendar Address". Following the XML, ICAL, and HTML tags, you will see your Calendar ID.
12. Select the calendar you would like to synchronize with. This will
take you to the "Calendar Settings" page for that calendar. Near
the end is a section titled "Integrate Calendar". Following the XML,
ICAL, and HTML tags, you will see your Calendar ID.

13. Copy the Calendar ID for use in the settings below, where you will use it as the first element in the org-gcal-file-alist for associating calendars with specific org files. You can associate different calendars with different org files, so repeat this for each calendar you want to use.
13. Copy the Calendar ID for use in the settings below, where you will
use it as the first element in the org-gcal-file-alist for
associating calendars with specific org files. You can associate
different calendars with different org files, so repeat this for
each calendar you want to use.

** Setting example

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** =org-gcal-sync=
Sync between Org and Gcal. before syncing, execute =org-gcal-fetch= .
** =org-gcal-fetch=
Fetch Google calendar events and populate =org-gcal-file-alist= locations. The org files in =org-gcal-file-alist= should be blank or all of their headlines should have timestamps.
Fetch Google calendar events and populate =org-gcal-file-alist=
locations. The org files in =org-gcal-file-alist= should be blank
or all of their headlines should have timestamps.
** =org-gcal-post-at-point=
Post/edit org block at point to Google calendar.
** =org-gcal-delete-at-point=
Delete Gcal event at point.
** =org-gcal-refresh-token=
Refresh the OAuth token. OAuth token expired in 3600 seconds, You should refresh token on a regular basis.
Refresh the OAuth token. OAuth token expired in 3600 seconds, You
should refresh token on a regular basis.

* Similar application
[[https://github.com/dengste/org-caldav][dengste/org-caldav]]