fix: read iCalendar from stdin when not a terminal#6
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items create and events create now detect whether stdin is a terminal.
When piped (non-TTY), they read iCalendar content directly from stdin
instead of requiring $EDITOR. This enables scripted/programmatic
calendar item creation:
cat event.ics | calendula items create <CALENDAR-ID>
When running interactively, behavior is unchanged ($EDITOR opens
with a template). The error message for missing $EDITOR is also
improved to suggest the stdin alternative.
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Problem
items createandevents createunconditionally callenv::var("EDITOR"), which fails with "environment variable not found" when$EDITORis not set. This makes it impossible to create items programmatically by piping iCalendar content via stdin:Fix
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io::stdin().is_terminal()before deciding the input method:$EDITORwith a template (existing behavior), with an improved error message if$EDITORis not setBoth
src/item/command/create.rsandsrc/event/command/create.rsare fixed (they had identical code).Testing
Tested against iCloud CalDAV — created, verified, and deleted an event via stdin pipe successfully.