At the most top level, this pkg export a single function get_events_cat_name, that can be used to get (detailed) Indico events within
a category number, by events' :title:
julia> t = get_events_catnum_name("https://indico.cern.ch", 1X3X, "XXXXX"; from="2021-06-10", to="2021-06-30", apikey=".....", secretkey="....");
julia> t[1]
JSON3.Object{Vector{UInt8}, SubArray{UInt64, 1, Vector{UInt64}, Tuple{UnitRange{Int64}}, true}} with 29 entries:
:_type => "Conference"
:id => "10521XX"
:title => "XXXXX group meeting"
:description => ""
:startDate => {…
:timezone => "Europe/Zurich"
:endDate => {…
:room => ""
:location => ""
:address => ""
:type => "meeting"
:references => Union{}[]
:_fossil => "conferenceMetadataWithSubContribs"
:categoryId => 1X3X
:category => "Harvard University"
:note => {…
:roomFullname => ""
:url => "https://indico.cern.ch/event/10521XX/"
:creationDate => {…
:creator => {…
:hasAnyProtection => true
:roomMapURL => nothing
:folders => JSON3.Object[{…
:chairs => Union{}[]
:material => JSON3.Object[{…
:keywords => Union{}[]
:visibility => {…
:allowed => {…
:contributions => JSON3.Object[{…
There are lower level stuff (more like utility functons I guess) in case you want to hack around. Feel free to raise quality of life improvement feature request.
julia> Indicomb.get_indico_page("https://indico.cern.ch/", "/export/categ/1135.json";apikey=".....", secret_key="xxxxxx", from="2021-06-01", to="2030-06-01")
HTTP.Messages.Response:
"""
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
- Ship a HTML page generation script and a CSS