Date and time are converted to NAN in Google Calendar

[hzrcan]

Hi,

When I use the Datebook I get the startdate and enddate as NaNaNaNTaNaNaN/NaNaNaNTaNaNaN for each calendar.

import { GoogleCalendar } from 'datebook'

 const google = new GoogleCalendar({
   title: 'Happy Hour',
   location: 'The Bar, New York, NY',
   description: 'Let\'s blow off some steam from our weekly deployments to enjoy a tall cold one!',
   start: '20190704T190000',
   end: '20190704T210000',
   recurrence: {
     frequency: 'WEEKLY'
     interval: 2
   }
 })

 google.render()

It returns:

https://calendar.google.com/calendar/r/eventedit?text=Happy+Hour&details=Let%27s+blow+off+some+steam+from+our+weekly+deployments+to+enjoy+a+tall+cold+one!&location=The+Bar,+New+York,+NY&dates=NaNaNaNTaNaNaN/NaNaNaNTaNaNaN&recur=RRULE:FREQ%3DWEEKLY;INTERVAL%3D2

[hzrcan]

When I change the start and end in the object (options) to:

start: '2019-03-23T17:00:00',
 end: '2019-05-23T17:00:00'

it works for the other calendars.

But for Google Calendar, I get:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/r/eventedit?text=Happy+Hour&details=Let%27s+blow+off+some+steam+from+our+weekly+deployments+to+enjoy+a+tall+cold+one!&location=The+Bar,+New+York,+NY&dates=NaNaNaNTaNaNaN/NaNaNaNTaNaNaN

dates=NaNaNaNTaNaNaN/NaNaNaNTaNaNaN

[jshor]

Hi,

Yes, the docs appear to have the wrong date format. I'm opening a PR to fix this now. As you pointed out, the dates should be in ISO 8601.

I will investigate the Google Calendar issue.

[hzrcan]

Hi mate,

Thanks. It's only in Google Calendar.

Hope it gets fixed soon

[jshor]

@hzrcan should be fixed now in version 4.1.2