This is a command line utility to create meeting notes from your Google Calendar

Note: Currently, this utility has the following functionality:

1. Generates a meeting notes document from your current meeting, if one is occuring, or your next meeting on your Google calendar
2. Create a markdown formatted file on you local machine OR a Google Document

Usage

usage: m [-h] [-g | -m]

a cli application to create a meeting notes Google Doc or local markdown file
for a current or an impending meeting on your Google Calendar

meeting notes arguments:
    -h, --help      show this help message and exit
    -g, --google    create a new google doc with minutes
    -m, --markdown  create a local markdown file with minutes

Installation

To install, simply run the following command in your terminal:

$ pip install --upgrade meet

and then

Setup your Google OAuth 2.0 client ID

1. Navigate to https://console.developers.google.com/apis/library
2. Click on the Select a project dropdown menu:

3. Click the plus button on the top right of the modal dialog box:

4. Enter a Project name and then click the Create button:

5. Wait until Google creates your project. Upon completion, you will see a notification icon at the top right of the page:

6. Click on the Select a project drop down:

7. Click on the name of the project created in step 4:

8. For both the Drive API and the Calendar API, perform the following steps:

   a. Click on the api link:

   

   b. Click the enable button to enable the API for the project:

9. Click on the Credentials left navigation menu item and then click on the OAuth consent screen tab:

10. Enter a Product name shown to users and then click on the Save button:

11. Click on the Create credentials drop down menu and then click OAuth client ID:

12. Select the Other radio button and then click the Create button:

13. Click on the Download Icon at the right side of the table for the OAuth 2.0 client ID that was created in step 12:

14. Save the client_secret.json file to your computer

15. Rename the long file name to meet_client_secret.json

Note: if you want to name the file something else, make sure to update the configuration in the meet_config.ini file located at: ~/.config/meet_config.ini

16. Move the file to the following directory: ~/.config/meet_client_secret.json

Note: if you want to store your client secret file somewhere else, make sure to update the location in the meet_config.ini file, depicted below:

Supported Python Version

Supports Python 3.5