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New App: Google Calendar Integration #1192

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a Google Calendar integration plugin for auto-syncing OMI events.
    • Added a detailed README for setup and functionality of the integration.
  • Documentation

    • New README file includes setup instructions, features, and troubleshooting tips for the Google Calendar integration.

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The pull request introduces a new Google Calendar integration plugin, "omi-google-calendar-integration," to the community-plugins.json file. This plugin enables users to automatically sync OMI events with Google Calendar, featuring essential metadata such as ID, name, author, description, and integration details. Additionally, a new README file is added to provide setup instructions and functionality details for the integration, including OAuth2 authentication and event management.

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File Path Change Summary
community-plugins.json Added new plugin entry for "omi-google-calendar-integration" with metadata and integration details.
plugins/instructions/gcal/README.md Introduced README file detailing setup, functionality, and usage instructions for the integration.

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🐇 In the garden where memories bloom,
A calendar now finds its room.
OMI events in sync, oh what a delight,
With Google they dance, in day and night.
Connect and forget, let worries take flight! 🌼


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plugins/instructions/gcal/README.md (2)

55-59: Privacy and data handling details needed

The important notes should include more specific information about data handling and privacy.

Consider adding these important details:

 - When you create a memory in OMI that includes an event, it will automatically create a corresponding event in your selected Google Calendar
 - Your Google account remains secure and is only accessed as per the permissions you grant
 - You can always change your calendar selection later by revisiting the configuration page
 - During the Google verification process, you'll see security warnings - this is normal and expected
 - The integration only creates calendar events; it doesn't access or modify any other calendar data
+- Events created in Google Calendar will only include the event title, date, time, and description
+- No personal conversation data or memory contents are synced to Google Calendar
+- You can revoke access at any time through your Google Account settings or OMI dashboard

63-63: Support contact information missing

The help section mentions reaching out to the support team but doesn't provide specific contact information.

Add specific support contact details:

-If you encounter any issues or have questions, please reach out to our support team or check our documentation for more detailed information.
+If you encounter any issues or have questions, please:
+- Open an issue on our GitHub repository
+- Contact support at support@omi.com
+- Check our [documentation](link-to-docs) for more detailed information
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plugins/instructions/gcal/README.md (2)

5-7: Security warning needs more details

While the security notice is important, it should provide more specific information about:

  • What specific warning users will see
  • What data access permissions are being requested
  • Expected timeline for verification completion

Let's check if there are any OAuth scopes defined in the codebase:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for OAuth scope definitions
rg -i "oauth.*scope|calendar\..*scope"

Consider adding this clarification:

 > **Google Verification Status**: Our app is currently undergoing Google's verification process. During this time, you may see a security warning when connecting. This is normal and expected. The app is fully secure, configured, and ready to use - we're just waiting for Google's formal verification. If you prefer, you can wait until verification is complete.
+> 
+> When connecting, you'll see a warning stating "Google hasn't verified this app." You can proceed by clicking "Advanced" and then "Go to [app name] (unsafe)". The app requests access only to manage events in your selected calendar.

19-19: ⚠️ Potential issue

Hardcoded URL needs verification

The hardcoded URL omigcal.soundbrain.cc might need to be configurable or environment-specific.

Let's check if this domain is referenced elsewhere:

Consider using a configuration variable instead:

-### [Click here to connect your Google Calendar](https://omigcal.soundbrain.cc/intro)
+### [Click here to connect your Google Calendar]({GCAL_INTEGRATION_URL}/intro)

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1. Visit Apps
2. Click on "Connect Google Calendar"
3. Log in to your Google account (if not already logged in)
4. Authorize OMI to access your Google Calendar
> Note: You may see a security warning during the verification process. This is expected and you can safely proceed.
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⚠️ Potential issue

Incomplete setup instructions

The setup instructions are missing crucial details:

  1. Where exactly is "Apps" located?
  2. What specific permissions will be requested during authorization?

Add more specific navigation instructions:

-1. Visit Apps 
+1. Visit Apps in your OMI dashboard (Settings → Integrations → Apps)
 2. Click on "Connect Google Calendar"
 3. Log in to your Google account (if not already logged in)
 4. Authorize OMI to access your Google Calendar
+   The app will request permission to:
+   - View and create events on your selected calendar
+   - No access to email, contacts, or other calendar data
    > Note: You may see a security warning during the verification process. This is expected and you can safely proceed.
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1. Visit Apps
2. Click on "Connect Google Calendar"
3. Log in to your Google account (if not already logged in)
4. Authorize OMI to access your Google Calendar
> Note: You may see a security warning during the verification process. This is expected and you can safely proceed.
1. Visit Apps in your OMI dashboard (Settings → Integrations → Apps)
2. Click on "Connect Google Calendar"
3. Log in to your Google account (if not already logged in)
4. Authorize OMI to access your Google Calendar
The app will request permission to:
- View and create events on your selected calendar
- No access to email, contacts, or other calendar data
> Note: You may see a security warning during the verification process. This is expected and you can safely proceed.

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lgtm @smian1 🚀 pls provide w/ 1 demo video

@beastoin beastoin merged commit 4cf9358 into BasedHardware:main Oct 28, 2024
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beastoin commented Nov 2, 2024

#1005

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