I'm trying to access google calendars via the command line. I just want a list of events spat out.

I'm trying out Net::Google::Calendar with not much success. The documentation is creepy- the module has good reviews and it seems a lot of work was put into it. 

use Net::Google::Calendar;
use Smart::Comments '###';

my $c = Net::Google::Calendar->new;
$c->login( $username, $password );

my @calendars = $c->get_calendars;
# great, this works- it returns a 5 element list

# this next line however.. 
my @e = $c->get_events;
warn "ecount ".@e;
### @e


for my $cal (@calendars){
   printf "title %s, id %s\n", $cal->title, $cal->id;

   my @e = $cal->get_events;
   for (@e){
      printf "event %s %s\n", $_->title, $_->content->body;
   }
}

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Im trying to get a list of events..

If I don't try to get_events() from the main calendar object created, it goes on fine to list title and id (private url) of each calendar.

As it is.. I get an error when I call get_events() 400 Bad Request at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/Net/Google/Calendar.pm line 577.

and then..

Argh.. anyhow.. I figure I must be using the interface wrong- Anyone know how to use the Net::Google::Calendar API?

In reply to Anyone know how to use the Net::Google::Calendar API? by leocharre

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