CodeKit: Creating Events in Google Calendar API Using C#

This CodeKit shows you how to programmatically create Google Calendar events using C# and Azure Functions. Together we'll walk through the step-by-step process, streamlining event management effortlessly. Let's delve into the details of this innovative solution.

1. Setting Up Google Calendar API‍

The CodeKit Community is a great place to showcase or explore solutions relevant to your tech stack and task. Here we find the Google Calendar code kit. To begin be sure to have Azure Functions Core Tools installed and setting permissions in the Google Cloud console to access the Google Calendar API.

2. Configuring Google Calendar

Next, configure Google Calendar to interact with the created service account. Sharing the calendar with the service account and obtaining the calendar ID ensures smooth communication between our application and Google Calendar.

3. Running the Azure Function‍

We'll run the code locally by executing the function using Azure Functions Core Tools and obtaining the endpoint URL allowing application interaction programmatically. In this case we're using Postman to demonstrating how to create new calendar events in a single call.

‍4. Conclusion

Programatically creating Google Calendar events using C# and Azure Functions offers developers a powerful tool for simplifying event management tasks. By following our CodeKit's comprehensive instructions, developers can seamlessly integrate Google Calendar functionality into their applications, streamlining event creation processes, enhancing productivity, and unlock new possibilities in event management automation.

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