Google Calendar On The Command Line

I recently completed a project that was both enjoyable and educational. At the time Ubuntu 20.04 was my primary operating system, so I was spending a lot of time in the command line. At the time, I relied heavily on my Google Calendar to manage my schedule, and as a programmer, I saw an opportunity to streamline the process of accessing my calendar. After thoroughly reviewing the Google Calendar API for Python, I started developing a solution that reduced the number of clicks and saved me a significant amount of time. Initially, my solution only worked on one specific terminal screen size. However, after re-evaluating my code, I made modifications to ensure the solution was dynamic and compatible with all screen sizes. Through testing, I confirmed that the solution was indeed compatible with all screen sizes. This project was a valuable learning experience and enhanced my understanding of APIs. As a result, I am now more confident in utilizing APIs for future projects.

A year after completing the initial project, I revisited it and I am in the process of further improvements.

Below is an image of what the program looks like, I removed some of the personal data from some of the calendars.