Write libraries to allow read access to the google calendar API

Previously, the project consumed 1% of the processor or less; it now consumes 100% of two cores. I need to find an eliminate this waste of resources

Integrate a calendar into the alarm.

• Users can add calendar events to change the alarm
• Alarm will alert you of events after it is deactivated

Get integration with a speech recognition library (most likely Sphinx)

The program is giving travel times like half an hour to get from the suburbs of DC to the city in rush hour.

Bing Maps appears to be using current traffic data to estimate arrival times. To get accurate alarms, it may be wise to update the traffic at the intervals determined by the following function: min(10 minutes, c*(.9)^(time in traffic - time without traffic), n*(.9)(time until departure)). Thus, as traffic accumulates (and as the time to go off gets closer), the time is updated more frequently until the alarm goes off.

It would be awesome to have an alarm that can change itself based on the output of a script.

• Change ring time based on script output
• Do or don't go off based on script output
• Run script at configurable intervals

Have the alarm alert you to traffic conditions when deactivated.

• Option to sound alarm n minutes before you have to leave to get to a location at time t

Implement an alarm

Implement command-line switches that allow the user to

• Specify path to config file
• Decide whether to use the UI or stdout to echo data to the screen (good for debugging)
• Print attribution message (necessary to comply with API rules)

I think the requests to Bing Maps aren't being formed correctly, since they're different inside the program than in the API.

The maps/helper.go:getTripLen() function does work, but isn't particularly elegant. Rather than rolling my own string parsing, I should use the Golang JSON package and throw away what I don't need after parsing.

It would be nice to be able to close the program and then be able to load it into the same state in which you left it. Add either a separate save function or integrate it into the existing config file.

The -h flag is causing flag to print help messages without my permission, which in turn f*cks up the whole UI.

Implement a working clock to show while idle. Sync periodically.

json.Decode is preferable to json.Unmarshall, especially in my context. Use json.Decode(resp) rather than json.Unmarshall(ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)) when reading from the APIs

Figure out how UI will work

Add the option to read settings from a TOML configuration file. This library can be used to handle TOML. The following options should be configurable:

• Number of calendar events to read
• Audio file to use for alarm
• 12 hour or 24 hour clock
• Default setting for creating alarms from calendar events (no, yes, auto, ask)
• Default setting for time to leave beforehand in order to get somewhere on time (ie, wake me up x mintues before I have to leave)
• Show events n days into the future
• Refresh calendar every n minutes
• Refresh maps-based alarms every n minutes
• Refresh maps-based alarms every n minutes within k minutes of alarm going off (to ensure maximum resolution)
• Default location (latitude and longitude required, used for both weather and as a default origin for maps)

Write libraries to allow write access to the google calendar API

Integrate up-to-date weather information.

• Alarm can change based on weather (let you sleep in on a rainy or snowy
• Alarm will give weather after deactivation

Although fmt.Fscanf does work, strconv.Atoi offers the ability to handle errors, whereas fmt.Fscanf silently reads a zero into the variable and continues.

I should add features like coloring the UI differently when an alarm is going off, based on the weather, etc