Display calendar about seminars

[schneiderfelipe]

This might be useful.

[Leticia-maria]

Almost there, @schneiderfelipe :

• Dependencies:
  

  seminars/scripts/update-seminars.py

  Lines 6 to 7 in 6fe5a3b

  	from IPython.display import display,HTML
  	import calendar

• Calendar (I think it is better to do all in one line, in this case):
  

  seminars/scripts/update-seminars.py

  Lines 170 to 178 in 6fe5a3b

  	HEADER = """# Seminars
  	Click on each seminar to see more details.
  	> Want to add a seminar? Check if the date of interest is available and take a look at [the instructions page](/seminars/instructions).
  	"""
  	CALENDAR = calendar.HTMLCalendar().formatmonth(datetime.today().year, datetime.today().month)

I have already updated poetry.lock and the TOML file (2a46317)

[Leticia-maria]

Now I will display the calendar and highlight the dates with seminars.

[schneiderfelipe]

IPython seems overkill, as it's not meant for that. Why are you using this? I seems to me that generating a .ics file using some library and a simple JS widget would do the trick just fine. We need an .ics file anyway if we ever want to import to Google Calendar. And they have a widget.

[Leticia-maria]

Thank you for your comments, @schneiderfelipe.

1. I have solved the dependency with IPython (the calendar is being displayed now by using markdown, since it is an HTML code):

• 21f7c95

(I have used this solution because it is quite simple, and the design is according to the rest of the web page)
2. Today's date is highlighted:

seminars/scripts/update-seminars.py

Lines 170 to 178 in 9fcc17c

	Click on each seminar to see more details.
	"""
	CALENDAR = markdown(
	calendar.HTMLCalendar().formatmonth(
	datetime.today().year, datetime.today().month).replace(
	'>%i<'%datetime.today().day, ' bgcolor="#66ff66"><b><u>%i</u></b><'%datetime.today().day
	)

[Leticia-maria]

I have removed the markdown method of line 174, since the calendar is in HTML, calling it is not necessary

[Leticia-maria]

• deploy again everyday

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