Use OAuth 2.0 with the Calendars API scope calendars.write to securely authorize access and manage calendars, events, and resources.
In 0CodeKit, set up an OAuth app and connect with Calendars API using client credentials. Ensure refresh tokens are handled and scopes are correct.
Endpoints include POST /calendars/; PUT /calendars/:calendarId; DELETE /calendars/:calendarId; calendars.readonly; GET /calendars/; GET /calendars/:calendarId; GET /calendars/:calendarId/free-slots; calendars/groups.readonly; GET /calendars/groups; calendars/groups.write; POST /calendars/groups; POST /calendars/groups/validate-slug; DELETE /calendars/groups/:groupId; PUT /calendars/groups/:groupId; PUT /calendars/groups/:groupId/status; calendars/resources.readonly; GET /calendars/resources/:resourceType
Trigger: New calendar event is created in Calendars API.
Actions: Create or update events in 0CodeKit workflows; sync attendees and reminders.
POST /calendars/
Key fields: calendarId, title, startTime, endTime, attendees
Trigger: Group changes or new groups in Calendars API.
Actions: Sync calendar groups to 0CodeKit and update memberships across apps.
POST /calendars/groups
groupId, name, slug, status
Trigger: Resource availability changes in Calendars API.
Actions: Sync calendars/resources with resourceType and reflect availability in workflows.
GET /calendars/resources/:resourceType
resourceType, availability, capacity
Seamless two way sync between calendars and automations reduces manual updates.
Time saved through repeatable scheduling workflows and reminders.
Centralized management of events, groups, and resources in one place.
Overview of essential elements and processes for connecting GHL Calendars API with 0CodeKit.
API stands for Application Programming Interface, a set of rules that lets programs talk to Calendars API.
OAuth 2.0 is the standard for secure authorization to access resources on behalf of a user.
Webhook is a callback mechanism that notifies your app when certain events occur.
Slug is a URL friendly unique identifier for a calendar group.
Trigger reminders when events are near and keep attendees informed with automatic updates.
Build dashboards that show group calendars and availability to streamline planning.
Allocate rooms or equipment by syncing resource availability across workflows.
Register your app in the Calendars API console and obtain client ID and secret, then authorize access.
Select calendars.write scope and map endpoints to 0CodeKit triggers and actions.
Run tests, verify data sync, and deploy workflows to live.
The Calendars API is a RESTful interface that lets you manage calendars, events, groups and resources from GHL and your apps. It exposes endpoints for creating and updating calendars, retrieving event data, and checking availability. Using 0CodeKit you can connect to this API to automate scheduling tasks, trigger reminders, and synchronize calendar data with other automations.
Real time sync depends on how you configure triggers and webhooks. With polling or webhooks you can receive updates when events change. In 0CodeKit, you can set up triggers on event creation or updates and push changes to downstream apps within minutes.
Essential endpoints for event creation include POST /calendars/ for new calendars and PUT /calendars/:calendarId to update events. You may also use POST /calendars to create events within a calendar. For reading data, use GET /calendars/ and GET /calendars/:calendarId.
Groups are used to organize calendars. Use POST /calendars/groups to create groups and PUT /calendars/groups/:groupId to update. Validate slugs with POST /calendars/groups/validate-slug and manage group status with PUT /calendars/groups/:groupId/status.
OAuth 2.0 provides secure access by issuing short lived tokens and refresh tokens. Always use HTTPS, store client secrets securely, and limit scopes to calendars.write as required.
Yes, you can customize which fields you sync such as title, startTime, endTime, attendees, and location. Map these fields in 0CodeKit to your downstream apps and adjust workflows as needed.
Docs are available in the GHL developer portal and in the 0CodeKit integration guide. You can access endpoint references, sample requests, and best practices to build reliable automations.
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