[PYTHON] Import the schedule obtained from "Schedule-kun" into Google Calendar

Overview

Scraping the results of "Schedule-kun"

With the above post, I got the J-League schedule, so I would like to make use of it. If you can import it into the calendar app you use every day, you can save yourself the trouble of entering it one by one. Therefore Create a file in a format that you can import into Google Calendar.

About iCalendar format

Uninflected word

`sample.ics`


BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20200223T130000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20200223T150000
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=jp-JP:Section 1 Day 3 FC Tokyo
DESCRIPTION;LANGUAGE=jp-JP:kick off:13:00\n
Stadium: Aista\n
club:http://www.fctokyo.co.jp/\n
	JAL：https://www.jal.co.jp/\n
	ANA：https://www.ana.co.jp/\n
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR

BEGIN: VCALENDAR VERSION: 2.0 consists of the header line and ʻEND: VCALENDAR` consists of the footer line.
Describe one schedule with BEGIN: VEVENT and ʻEND: VEVENT`. If you have multiple items, you need to repeat this.
The display format of DTSTART: start time, DTEND: end time, and time is % Y% m% dT% H% M% S. Example: 20200223T130000
Specify the time zone as ; TZID = Asia / Tokyo.
Specify the language as ; LANGUAGE = jp-JP.
If you want to divide into multiple lines with DESCRIPTION, add \ n at the end of the line. Regarding the content, two airlines are added in the example, but it would be convenient if there were accommodation services and stadium location information.

code

`schedule_all.py`


import datetime
import pandas as pd

# 'https://data.j-league.or.jp/'Get from the schedule result of
data = pd.read_csv('./csv/Game_Schedule_2020.csv', sep=',', encoding='utf-8')

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`schedule_all.py`


#Prepare a local file that collects the address of the club HP
club = pd.read_csv('./csv/master_club_2020.csv', sep=',', encoding='utf-8')

I prepared my own data to include the address of the club to play in the detailed data. キャプチャ2.PNG

`schedule_all.py`


yyyy = 2020
#Specify the team name you want to extract
team = data[(data['home'] == 'Team name') | (data['Away'] == 'Team name')]

Change the "team name" to the team name you want to get.

`schedule_all.py`


#Create a fixed string
header = (r'BEGIN:VCALENDAR' + '\n'
            r'VERSION:2.0' + '\n')

footer = (r'END:VCALENDAR')

info = ('	JAL：https://www.jal.co.jp/\\n\n'
        '	ANA：https://www.ana.co.jp/\\n')

timezone = ';TZID=Asia/Tokyo'
language = ';LANGUAGE=jp-JP'

Create the strings that make up the template.

`schedule_all.py`


schedule_all = []

for i in range(len(team)):
    if team['KO time'].iloc[i] == '● Undecided ●':
        break
    #Create the following items for each section from specific team data
    # start_datetime, end_datetime, section, home or away team, kick_off, stadium, club HP
    tmp_date = team['Match day'].iloc[i]
    tmp_date = str(yyyy) + '/' + tmp_date[:5]
    start_time = team['KO time'].iloc[i]
    tmp_date_time = tmp_date + ' ' + start_time + ':00'
    tmp_dtstart = datetime.datetime.strptime(tmp_date_time, '%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S')
    tmp_dtend = tmp_dtstart + datetime.timedelta(hours=2)
    # start_datetime
    dtstart = tmp_dtstart.strftime('%Y%m%dT%H%M%S')
    # end_datetime
    dtend = tmp_dtend.strftime('%Y%m%dT%H%M%S')
    # section
    sec = team['section'].iloc[i]
    # team name
    team_name = team['Away'].iloc[i] if team['home'].iloc[i] == 'Team name' else team['home'].iloc[i]
    # kick off
    kickoff = str(team['KO time'].iloc[i])
    # stadium
    stadium = team['Stadium'].iloc[i]
    # club HP
    club_url = club[club['Abbreviation'] == team_name]['Official site URL']

    #Create a character string in iCalender format from data in node units.
    begin = 'BEGIN:VEVENT'
    dstart = 'DTSTART' + timezone + ':' + dtstart
    dend = 'DTEND' + timezone + ':' + dtend
    summary = 'SUMMARY' + language + ':' + sec + ' ' + team_name
    description1 = r'DESCRIPTION' + language + ':' + 'kick off:' + kickoff + '\\n'
    description2 = r'Stadium:' + stadium + '\\n'
    description3 = r'club:' + club_url.values[0] + '\\n\n' + info
    end = 'END:VEVENT' + '\n'
    
    #List section-by-section data
    contents = [begin, dstart, dend, summary, description1, description2, description3, end]
    schedule_all.append(contents)

Since the kick-off time is still undecided in the second half, only the data for which the KO time has been decided is created.
Specify the end time of the event as 2 hours later with datetime.timedelta (hours = 2)
Add clause-by-section data to schedule_all

`schedule_all.py`


#Creating a calendar file
path = './csv/schedule_all_2020.ics'
with open(path, mode='a', encoding='utf-8') as f:
    f.write(header)
    for s in schedule_all:
        f.write('\n'.join(s))
    f.write(footer)

Finally, loop through the clause-by-section list to create a text file. (* For the sake of explanation, it is divided into a loop process for creating section data and a loop process for creating a text file.) 無題.png

Articles that I used as a reference

About iCalendar format used for calendar part1