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#53: vobject - An iCalendar Library
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Jeffrey Harris / Open Source Applications Foundation
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Abstract:

In recent years there has been an explosion of interest in standardized calendaring based on iCalendar (RFC2445). In 2004, several groups perceived a need for and independently implemented general Python iCalendar libraries. vobject sprung out of the Open Source Application Foundation's need for Chandler to interoperate with CalDAV servers and other calendar clients.

vobject has no dependence on any Chandler libraries, and its license diverges from Chandler and uses an Apache license instead of GPL.

vobject features parsing and serialization of iCalendar objects, including converting python standard timezone classes to and from iCalendar VTIMEZONE. It also integrates with the dateutil package to provide expansion of recurrence rules.

vobject's homepage is http://vobject.skyhouseconsulting.com

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