Add backoff, add login with password, and add cookie handling. #26
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Also updated for changes to the Lectio header section. |
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As I don't have a lectio user anymore, I'm unable to test if any of this will work right. @Sobuno any chance you could try it out for me? |
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Add backoff: To avoid exceptions from due to ?timeouts? from the Google Calendar API.
Add login with password: The new flag "--login" takes the username from Lectio. If this flag is set then the user is asked for his/her password in the typical command-line way.
Add cookie handling: Upon succesful login the cookie is save to file. The calendar can then be updated without the "--login" flag until the Lectio session expires. The "--keepalive" flag is designed to be run such that session does not expire. It sufficient to run the script with "--keepalive" every 50 minutes, however, the session will expire every night.