Add db.DisplayName(username), returning the user's display name if
set, otherwise the raw username. Use it everywhere a shared calendar's
owner is shown: the web calendar legend ("shared by ..."), the "new
event"/edit calendar select label, the dashboard's "Shared with you"
list, and the CalDAV-side description/name-collision disambiguation
("Name (Owner)") shown to CalDAV clients like DAVx5.
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Extract the shared per-calendar event-collection logic out of
buildMonthView into collectCalendarEvents, keyed by day so it can feed
either the existing 42-cell month grid or a new 7-cell week grid.
Add templates.WeekDay/WeekViewData, a WeekView templ, and a
viewSwitcher component shown in both views' headers to switch between
Month and Week. Add buildWeekView, handleCalendarWeek, parseWeekStart,
and mondayOf in internal/web/calendar.go, and register the new
/calendar/week route.
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DAVx5 reported a 500 Internal Server Error on a time-range REPORT
against a calendar containing a recurring event whose DTSTART/DTEND used
a Windows-style TZID (e.g. "W. Europe Standard Time", as commonly written
by Outlook/Exchange and some Thunderbird/Lightning setups) instead of an
IANA zone name.
go-ical resolves TZID via a plain time.LoadLocation call, which only
understands IANA names. A simple decode of such an event succeeds (RRULE
dates aren't parsed eagerly), but expanding its recurrence - which
go-webdav's caldav.Filter does for every time-range REPORT - calls
Component.RecurrenceSet, which does call time.LoadLocation(tzid) and
fails with "ical: error parsing start time: unknown time zone ...".
Add internal/icalfix, a small shared helper that rewrites recognized
Windows timezone identifiers (TZID parameters and VTIMEZONE TZID: lines)
to their IANA equivalent in raw ICS bytes before decoding. Wire it into
every ical.NewDecoder call site: internal/caldav/backend.go's
decodeObject (fixes the reported bug), internal/web/calendar.go's event
rendering/ICS import, and internal/icssub's remote feed fetching, so a
subscribed feed with the same issue doesn't hit it either.
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Users can now subscribe to a remote ICS/webcal feed from the dashboard
(name + color), the same way they set up a real calendar or the virtual
Birthdays calendar. Subscriptions are read-only, per-user, and share the
"/cal/home/<name>/" namespace with real calendars and "birthdays" (name
collisions are rejected in both directions).
- internal/db: new ics_subscriptions table + CRUD (internal/db/ics.go);
CreateCalendarWithColor checks for a colliding subscription name.
- internal/icssub: shared HTTP-fetch + TTL cache (15 min) for remote ICS
calendars, with webcal:// -> https:// rewriting and stale-on-error
fallback, used by both the web UI and the CalDAV backend.
- internal/web: dashboard "Subscribe to an ICS/webcal calendar" form,
color picker, delete button (internal/web/ics.go,
templates/dashboard.templ); month view renders subscription events in
their chosen color, read-only (internal/web/calendar.go).
- internal/caldav: subscriptions are exposed as read-only calendars
(internal/caldav/ics.go) - listed in PROPFIND, events served via
GET/REPORT, PUT/DELETE on individual events rejected with 403, but
DELETE on the calendar itself unsubscribes; calendar-color is injected
the same way as for real calendars and Birthdays.
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- Add a per-user birthday_calendars table (color, cascade-deletes with
the user) and GetBirthdayCalendarColor/SetBirthdayCalendarColor in
internal/db, plus a reservedCalendarNames guard ("birthdays") in
CreateCalendarWithColor so no real calendar can collide with the
synthetic one, whether created via the web UI, nidusctl, or CalDAV
MKCALENDAR.
- Add a "Birthdays" virtual resource card to the dashboard (color
picker only, no delete/share controls) backed by a new
ResourceCard.Virtual flag and POST /web/resources/birthdays/color
handler.
- Extract the birthday-parsing/generation logic shared by the web
calendar view and CalDAV into internal/birthdays (ParseBirthday,
Collect, OccurrenceDate, Summary) instead of duplicating it.
- Expose the Birthdays calendar over real CalDAV in
internal/caldav/backend.go + birthdays.go: it's always listed for
every user, generates one VEVENT per (contact, year) for a rolling
window (current year -2..+8) with "🎂 Name (Age)" titles, is
read-only (Put/Delete/DeleteCalendar all return 403), and its
Apple/DAVx5 calendar-color is injected from the same per-user
setting used by the dashboard/web view.
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The combined month view now always includes a read-only "Birthdays"
calendar (ref "@birthdays"), generated on the fly from every contact's
BDAY field across the user's address books — no calendar objects are
stored for it. Each birthday appears as an all-day event titled
"🎂 Name (Age)" (age omitted if BDAY has no year, e.g. "--MM-DD"), colored
pink, and links to the contact's edit page instead of an event editor.
Handles both "YYYY-MM-DD"/"YYYYMMDD" and year-less vCard BDAY formats,
and skips Feb 29 birthdays in non-leap years.
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- Combine own and shared calendars into a single /web/calendar month
view, each event colored per its source calendar.
- New event creation now uses a calendar <select> (only writable
calendars offered); editing keeps the event's original calendar fixed.
- Shared calendars use an "owner~name" reference in URLs, resolved via
resolveCalRef which also enforces read/write permissions from
calendar_shares (read-only shares can view/export but not edit/delete).
- Add per-calendar ICS export (single event and export-all) and import,
splitting multi-VEVENT uploads into individual stored objects while
preserving VTIMEZONE definitions and source VERSION/PRODID.
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- List of the user's own calendars (web/calendar)
- Month view per calendar with a Monday-first 6-week grid, showing
all-day and timed events, colored dot matching the calendar's color
- Navigation between months (prev/next/today) via query params
- Create/edit/delete events: title, description, location, all-day
toggle, start/end date+time
- Clicking a day cell prefills a new all-day event on that date; the
"New event" button defaults to a one-hour slot starting next full hour
- Deleting an event or invalid time ranges (end before/equal start) are
validated with inline error messages
- Verified round-trip with the real CalDAV protocol handler (events
created via the web UI are correctly visible to a REPORT query)
Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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