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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -35,14 +35,14 @@ The basic usage involves having a private repository containing iCalendar
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[ ` .ics ` files] ( testdata/event-recurrent.ics ) . You need to provide the SSH key and repository address in the
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configuration TOML file. Alternatively, you can provide a path in the current
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filesystem. For more details, refer to the [ configuration
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- file] ( configuration.md ) . Once configured, you can run the daemon to start
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+ file] ( configuration.md ) documentation . Once configured, you can run the daemon to start
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processing the calendar events.
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![ daemon log output ] ( log.png )
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# Features
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- - ** Focusing on Private Hosted Solution** : Designed to provide a simple and effective private self-hosted calendar solution.
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+ - ** Private Hosted Solution** : Designed to provide a simple and effective private self-hosted calendar solution.
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- ** Low resources computers** : Supports installation on Raspberry Pi Zero and other cheap microcomputers.
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- ** Notifications** : Offers support for Telegram bots and local Linux desktop notifications.
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- ** Direct Git Fetching** : Can fetch iCal files directly from a git repository without saving them locally.
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