infrastructure-adapters-google-calendar

Google Calendar adapter via service account — create, list, update, and delete events

What it is for

Google Calendar adapter via service account.

Provides an async client for the Google Calendar v3 API using service account JWT authentication. Supports creating, listing, updating, and deleting calendar events.

# Example

use infrastructure_adapters_google_calendar::{GoogleCalendarClient, ServiceAccountConfig};

let config = ServiceAccountConfig::from_key_file("/path/to/service-account.json")?;
let client = GoogleCalendarClient::new(config);
let event_id = client.create_event("calendar_id", &event).await?;

Capabilities

No public items.

How to use it

No examples/ target and no doctest in this crate's rustdoc. The tests listed under Verification are the closest executable usage.

Module structure

No public modules: the crate root is its whole surface.

Public surface

No public items.

Re-exports. Exported here, defined elsewhere.

Boundary

Depends on no other workspace tier.

Shares tier infrastructure with 82 other crates: infrastructure-acquire, infrastructure-adapters-google-gmail, infrastructure-adapters-google-places, infrastructure-adapters-google-trends, infrastructure-adapters-shodan, infrastructure-adapters-yelp, infrastructure-agent, infrastructure-ai, … (82 total).

_What this crate deliberately does NOT own is a judgment. No committed registry records one for it, so none is stated here._

Where it sits

Dependencies

Runtime, from outside the workspace.

Development. None.

Build. None.

Depended on by. 1 workspace crate.

Signal flow — what reaches this crate, and what it reaches.

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  n_application_google_calendar["application-google-calendar"] -->|uses| SELF
  SELF["infrastructure-adapters-google-calendar"]
  classDef self fill:#1f883d,stroke:#1f883d,color:#fff;
  class SELF self;

Feature flags

No Cargo features are defined: every capability is unconditional, so no consumer can receive a half-wired crate.

Targets

Error model

No public error type was detected: no public item declares a type named *Error, and no public signature returns one.

Operational characteristics

No unsafe block, unsafe fn, unsafe impl or unsafe trait was found by the parser anywhere in this crate's source.

Configuration

No environment variable is read with a literal name anywhere in this crate. A variable whose key is computed at run time cannot be listed here, and is not claimed to be absent.

Related capabilities

1 workspace crate depends on this one: application-google-calendar.

Verification

What the tests establish, by name:

• key_file_not_found — src/auth.rs
• parse_key_file — src/auth.rs
• reject_invalid_json — src/auth.rs
• reject_missing_fields — src/auth.rs
• calendar_list_deserialization — src/types.rs
• event_deserialization_from_api — src/types.rs
• event_list_deserialization — src/types.rs
• event_serialization_skips_none — src/types.rs
• new_all_day_event — src/types.rs
• new_timed_event — src/types.rs

Documentation coverage

Metrics

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    "Blank or comment" : 150

Generation

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