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Hello,

I've tried build the source code so It can work with my M1 Mac, but when I enter the command, it's not pass the output to Calendar.
any updates?

See this https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/16977-add-calendar-events-with-mostly-natural-language/?do=findComment&comment=92700

Hi Federico,

I love your implementation of the "add event to calendar". I find it to be the best online.

My message is a feature request. Sometime, as an European user, I find myself writing the date as dd/mm/yyyy. Maybe you can consider adding this translation layer to your workflow and make it faster to add appointments.

cal Zoom with Mario 1/02/2022 at 2pm

Slashes should probably be mandatory in order to understand the date. And also there's the fact that "dd" counts 2 characters so there's probably some more to write in order to properly read 1, 2, 3... without zeros.

You can also consider adding a personalization layer, like: dd/mm/yyyy or somebody can choose mm/dd/yyyy or yyyy/mm/dd whichever way they find more useful.

I would write the code personally if I knew how to write code. Unfortunately I just know some basic css. What I know is that I will definitely find this date format feature very useful.

Thanks for sharing your workflow, hope to see it updated soon.

Alex

Thanks for this Alfred workflow and script ! I am having an issue that when I enter a future date, it is not interpreted and the calendar entry is placed on today's date in calendar, but at the correct time. For example: cal test on Jan 15 at 0800. The entry is placed on Jan 13 (today). "Tomorrow" or "next Wednesday" work correctly. I've reinstalled in Alfred but no change. Any suggestions, please? Thank you.

@ruggi thanks for making this but it doesn't seem to work with me - I get the error below.

Could this be something to do with the region? I'm in the UK - BST.

Hi @ruggi,

Thank you for creating this amazing tool! I was wondering if it is compatible with Mac M1. I encountered an error as below while typing "cal" in alfred: