svn-cal


This is a tiny C program that runs svn_client_log() and then spews an
RFC-2445-compliant "iCalendar" document to stdout:

    $ ./svn-cal URL > foo.ics

Then you can load the document into any program that understands it,
such as Apple's "iCal" application, Evolution, or even a server-side
program like phpcalendar.

Uses?  Dunno.  It's just another way of looking at a repository's
history.  It might be interesting to managers trying to see a broad
picture of development.  I find the visualization fascinating for some
reason.


* Dependencies:

    - Subversion 1.x libraries   (apache licensed)
    - libical                    (LGPL)

* To Build:

    - do it yourself.  Look at 'build.sh' for an example commandline.
    - maybe someday add a Makefile or use autoconf (?)

* Screenshot:

    - look at svn-cal.pdf to see Apple's iCal application.