Busy Periods within Time Range in Google Calendar

Access Google Calendar - Busy Periods within Time Range in Google Calendar from your tools

Step 1: Choose your tool

Step 2: Install Blockspring

Install Blockspring for Tableau

Step 1: Install Tableau Desktop 9.1 or later if you haven't.
Step 2: In Tableau, click in the top navigation pane to connect to data.
Step 3: Choose Web Data Connector

Step 4: Copy the web data connector URL below into Tableau

https://t.blockspring.com/bs/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar

Copy this URL into Tableau's Web Data Connector input:

https://t.blockspring.com/bs/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar

Finish the setup steps to use Busy Periods within Time Range in Google Calendar in Tableau.

Curl Node PHP Python Ruby R jQuery Webhook

curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{ \"start_date\": , \"start_time\": , \"end_date\": , \"end_time\": , \"calendar_email\": , \"calendar_timezone\": , \"google_token\":  }" "https://run.blockspring.com/api_v2/blocks/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar?"

Run this function with a POST request to Blockspring.

var blockspring = require("blockspring");

blockspring.runParsed("busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar", { "start_date": , "start_time": , "end_date": , "end_time": , "calendar_email": , "calendar_timezone": , google_token:  }, function(res) {
  console.log(res.params);
});

var request = require("request");

request.post({
  url: "https://run.blockspring.com/api_v2/blocks/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar?",
  form: { "start_date": , "start_time": , "end_date": , "end_time": , "calendar_email": , "calendar_timezone": , google_token: }
},
function(err, response, body) {
  console.log(JSON.parse(body));
});

Visit the node.js quickstart to get started fast.

<?php
$url = 'https://run.blockspring.com/api_v2/blocks/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar?';
$data = json_encode(array("start_date" => , "start_time" => , "end_date" => , "end_time" => , "calendar_email" => , "calendar_timezone" => , "google_token" => ));

// use key 'http' even if you send the request to https://...
$options = array(
    'http' => array(
        'header'  => array("Accept: application/json", "Content-Type: application/json"),
        'method'  => 'POST',
        'content' => $data,
    ),
);

$context  = stream_context_create($options);
$result = file_get_contents($url, false, $context);

var_dump(json_decode($result));
?>

<?php
require('blockspring.php');

var_dump(Blockspring::runParsed("busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar", array("start_date" => , "start_time" => , "end_date" => , "end_time" => , "calendar_email" => , "calendar_timezone" => , "google_token" => ))->params);

Visit the php quickstart to get started fast.

import json
import urllib2

req = urllib2.Request("https://run.blockspring.com/api_v2/blocks/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar?")
req.add_header('Content-Type', 'application/json')

data = { "start_date": , "start_time": , "end_date": , "end_time": , "calendar_email": , "calendar_timezone": , "google_token": }

results = urllib2.urlopen(req, json.dumps(data)).read()

print json.loads(results)

import blockspring
import json

print blockspring.runParsed("busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar", { "start_date": , "start_time": , "end_date": , "end_time": , "calendar_email": , "calendar_timezone": , "google_token":  }).params

Visit the python quickstart to get started fast.

require 'rest_client'

response = RestClient.post 'https://run.blockspring.com/api_v2/blocks/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar?', JSON.dump({ "start_date" => , "start_time" => , "end_date" => , "end_time" => , "calendar_email" => , "calendar_timezone" => , "google_token" =>  }), :content_type => :json

puts JSON.load(response)

require 'blockspring'

puts Blockspring.runParsed("busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar", { "start_date" => , "start_time" => , "end_date" => , "end_time" => , "calendar_email" => , "calendar_timezone" => , "google_token" =>  } ).params

Visit the ruby quickstart to get started fast.

require 'rest_client'

response = RestClient.post 'https://run.blockspring.com/api_v2/blocks/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar?', JSON.dump({ "start_date" = , "start_time" = , "end_date" = , "end_time" = , "calendar_email" = , "calendar_timezone" = , "google_token" =  }), :content_type => :json

puts JSON.load(response)

library('blockspring')
library('rjson')

print(blockspringRunParsed("busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar", list( "start_date" = , "start_time" = , "end_date" = , "end_time" = , "calendar_email" = , "calendar_timezone" = , "google_token" =  ))$params)

Visit the r quickstart to get started fast.

<script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.1.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.blockspring.com/blockspring.js"></script>
<script>
  blockspring.runParsed("busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar", { "start_date": , "start_time": , "end_date": , "end_time": , "calendar_email": , "calendar_timezone": , google_token: }, { "api_key": "" }, function(res){
    console.log(res.params);
  })
</script>

Visit the javascript quickstart to get started fast.

https://run.blockspring.com/api_v2/blocks/busy-periods-within-time-range-in-google-calendar?

Use this URL for webhooks. You'll want to make a POST request.

Finish the setup steps to use Busy Periods within Time Range in Google Calendar in Code.