172 implement export event as ics file functionality #193
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Aokijiop
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Nice job with the calendar util! For your time zone question, if you don't specify a time zone (Such as in the code), Google calendar will use the default time zone for the user. For our use case, this is alright since Stand Up to Trash operates in California so we don't need to account for international users.
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Purpose
Allow Volunteers to add an event to their calendar by downloading an ics file unique to each event.
What was changed?
[ ✓ ] Added function on the front-end with the i-cal generator library based on #172
[ ✓ ] attached a download link triggered by calendar button
[ ✓ ] re-formatted the start and end times form 'eventData'
Notes
→ not sure how the times were formatted in eventData, so did not adjust to time zones