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README.md

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+# jcal unfucker
+
+This oneliner converts streaming optimised jCal format from [rfc7265](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc7265/) into a developer frendly json structure.
+
+## The actual code
+
+`jq '[(.[2][]|select(.[0] == "vevent")|.[1]|[.[]|{"key": .[0], "value": .[3]}]|from_entries)]'`
+
+## Example Usage
+
+```bash
+curl -sH "Accept: application/calendar+json" https://cloud.kraut.space/remote.php/dav/public-calendars/2EkPGt3PF6WwYsA3\?export\&expand\=1\&start\=$(date -d '' +%s)\&end\=$(date -d 'next month' +%s) \
+| jq '[(.[2][]|select(.[0] == "vevent")|.[1]|[.[]|{"key": .[0], "value": .[3]}]|from_entries)]'
+```

jcal-unfuck.jq

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+#!/usr/bin/jq -rfc
+[
+	(
+		.[2][] # skipping calender header and accessing events
+		| [["_type", {}, "text", .[0]], .[1][]] # adding ical type like 'vevent' as ._type property
+		| [.[] | {"key": .[0], "value": .[3]}] | from_entries # transforming event array structure into object structure
+		| pick(._type, .dtstart, .dtend, .summary, .location, .description, .sequence, .["related-to"]) # allow list of properties
+	)
+]
+| sort_by(.dtstart|fromdate) # sorting by event start time