11notes/ics-view repository overview

⁠Alpine :: ics-view

Run open-web-calendar (web view for ics) based on Alpine Linux. Small, lightweight, secure and fast 🏔️

⁠Volumes

• /ics/etc - Directory of json configuration files for different views

⁠Run

docker run --name ics-view \
  -v .../etc:/ics/etc \
  -d 11notes/ics-view:[tag]

⁠Defaults

⁠Environment

⁠Configuration

You can place different configuration json files in /ics/etc and use the directly via URL (you do not need to add .json, just the file name)

http://localhost:5000/?calendar=demo // will use demo.json in /ics/etc
http://localhost:5000/?calendar=https://domain.com/foo/demo.json

⁠DHTMLX Plugins

You can find a list of all available plugins here⁠. To use additional plugins simply add them to the desired environment variable. The example will add the plugin all_timed and year_view and remove the plugin recurring from being used.

docker run --name ics-view \
  -v .../etc:/ics/etc \
  -e ICS_VIEW_DHTMLX_ENABLE_PLUGINS="agenda_view multisource quick_info tooltip readonly all_timed year_view" \
  -e ICS_VIEW_DHTMLX_DISABLE_PLUGINS="recurring" \
  -d 11notes/ics-view:[tag]

⁠CSS tricks

If you add ?calendarID=NAME at the end of the URL of your *.ics calendar you can use this NAME in a css selector to colour each *.ics calendar differently

[event_id^="christian"],
[event_id^="christian"] div {background-color:#FF0000 !important; color:#FFFFFF !important;}

⁠Parent

• python:3.11-alpine⁠

⁠Built with

• open-web-calendar⁠
• DHTMLX Scheduler⁠
• Alpine Linux⁠

⁠Tips

• Don't bind to ports < 1024 (requires root), use NAT/reverse proxy
• Permanent Stroage⁠ - Module to store permanent container data via NFS/CIFS and more