Google Calandar flair, you ask?
The first item in each line is the ID, followed by the keyword strings that trigger the matching flair.
americanfootball:
American Football, Football, Super Bowl, Superbowlarchery
: archeryart
: art workshop, art workshops, drawing workshop, painting, sketching workshopartisticgymnastics
: artistic gymnasticsathleticsjumping
: Jumpingathleticsthrowing
: discus, hammer throw, javelin, shot putbabyshower
: baby shower, babyshower, maternitybacktoschool
: back 2 school, back to school, back2school, backtoschool, first day of school, first school daybadminton
: badmintonbaseball
: baseballbasketball
: basketballbbq
: barbecue, barbeque, bbqbeer
: beer, beers, October Fest, Octoberfest, Oktoberfestbilliard
: billiardbookclub
: book club, readingbowling
: bowlingboxing
: Boxingbreakfast
: breakfast, breakfasts, brunch, brunchescamping
: campingcarmaintenance
: auto maintenance, auto mechanic, auto repair, car maintenance, car mechanic, car repair, tire change, tire replacementchinesenewyear
: Chinese Lunar New Year, chinese new year, Chinese New Year, chinese new year's, chinese new years, Vietnamese New Yearcinema
: cinema, movie, moviesclean
: clean house, clean the apartment, clean the house, tidy up, vacuum clean, vacuum cleaningclimbing
: bouldering, climbingcode
: Codecademy, coding time, Computer Science, hackathon, Hour of Code, learn to code, Programming in Java, Programming in Python, Rails Girls, Railsgirls, Web Development, Web Programmingcoffee
: coffee, coffeesconcert
: concert, concerts, gig, gigscooking
: cook dinner, cook lunch, cook meal, cooking, make dinner, make lunch, prepare dinner, prepare lunch, prepare mealcricket
: cricket competition, cricket game, cricket matchcycling
: bicycle, bicycles, bike, bikes, Biking, cycling, Mountain Bike, Mountain Bikingcyclingbmx
: BMXdancing
: ballet, dance, dances, dancingdatenight
: candle light dinner, candlelight dinner, date night, datenight, romantic dinnerdentist
: dental, dentist, dentistry, teeth cleaningdinner
: dinner, dinners, Family meal, restaurant, restaurantsdrinks
: Bachelorette Party, cocktail, cocktails, drinks, Hen do, Hen night, Ladies night, Stag and Doe, Stag do, Stag night, stag party, wine bar, wine nightequestrian
: Dressage, Equestrian, Eventing, Horse riding, Horseridingfencing
: Fencingfieldhockey
: Field hockeygamenight
: board game, board games, boardgame, boardgamesgenericnewyear
: New Year, new year's, new yearsgolf
: golfgraduation
: graduationgym
: crossfit, fitness center, fitness class, fitness evaluation, fitness program, fitness test, fitness training, gym, weight lifting, weightlifting, workout, workoutshaircut
: hair, haircut, hairdresserhalloween
: All Hallows' Eve, All Saints' Eve, Allhalloween, hallowe'en, halloween, helloweenhandball
: Handballhandcraft
: crochet, embroidery, felting, handicraft, knitting, millinery, patchwork, quilting, sewinghiking
: hike, hikes, hikingislamicnewyear
: Hijri New Year, Islamic New Year, Parsi New Yearkarate
: Aikido, jiu jitsu, jiu-jitsu, judo, Jujutsu, karate, martial arts, taekwondokayaking
: Canoe, Canoeing, kayakinglearninstrument
: cello, choir, choir practice, clarinet, classical music, contrabass, cornett, flute, guitar lesson, music Class, music ensemble, oboe, orchestra, piano, saxophone, singing, string quartett, trombone, trumpet, tubalearnlanguage
: <language> Class, <language> Course, Practice <language>, where language is one of: Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Farsi, Filipino, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukranian, Vietnameselunch
: lunch, luncheon, lunchesmanicure
: manicure, manicures, pedicure, pedicuresmardigras
: Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras, Mardigras, Shrove Tuesdaymassage
: back rub, backrub, massage, massagesnowruz
: Nowruz, Persian New Yearoilchange
: car service, oil changepingpong
: ping pong, ping-pong, pingpong, table tennisplanmyday
: plan day, plan quarter, plan vacation, plan week, vacation planning, week planningpride
: christopher street day, dyke march, euro pride, europride, Gay & lesbian, gay and lesbian, gay lesbian, gay parade, gay pride, gaygler, gayglers, lesbian march, lesbian parade, lesbian pride, world pride, worldpridequinceanera
: quinceanerareachout
: reach out to, send invitations, write letterread
: ebook, newspaper, readingrepair
: DIY, electrician, fridge repair, handyman, plumberrhythmicgymnastics
: rhythmic gymnasticsrowing
: Head of the Charles, Head of the River Race, May Bumps, Rowingrugbysevens
: Rugbyrunning
: jog, jogging, jogs, running, sprinting, track & field, Track and fieldsailing
: boat cruise, sail, sailboat, sailingsaintpatricksday
: St Patrick's, St Patrickssanta
: Father Christmas, Santa Clausshooting
: competitive shooting, shooting competition, shooting sport, shooting sportsskiing2
: ski, skiing, skis, snow boarding, snow shoe, Snowboarding, snowshoeingsleep
: nap, napping, relaxing, resting, sleep, sleepingsoccer
: soccerswimming
: Diving, swim, swimming, swims, Synchronized Swimmingtennis
: tennisthanksgiving
: thanksgivingtheatreopera
: opera, theater, theatretriathlon
: triathlonvalentinesday
: Valentine Day, Valentine's Day, Valentines Dayvideogaming
: AGDQ, Games Done Quick, SGDQ, video game, video games, video gaming, Videogames, Videogamingviolin2
: violin, violinsvolleyball
: Volleyballwalk
: going for a walk, walkingwalkingdog
: dog sitting, dog walker, dog walking, dogsitting, take dog out, take out dog, walk dog, walk the dogwaterpolo
: Water polo, waterpolowedding
: wedding, wedding eve, wedding-eve party, weddingswrestling
: Wrestlingxmas
: Boxing Day, christmas, x-mas, xmasxmasmeal
: <holiday> brunch, <holiday> dinner, <holiday> lunch, <holiday> luncheon, where <holiday> is in christmas, christmas eve, x-mas, xmas, x-mas, x-mas evexmasparty
: christmas eve party, christmas party, x-mas eve party, x-mas party, xmas eve party, xmas partyyoga
: yoga
To see full-sized versions of the images on the web, go the link below, swapping out americanfootball
with the id of the image you want to see.
https://ssl.gstatic.com/tmly/f8944938hffheth4ew890ht4i8/flairs/xxhdpi/img_americanfootball.jpg
A few fun tidbits I noticed while working on this:
1. If a single calendar event includes keywords for multiple flairs, how does Google determine which flair to use? I haven’t figured all the logic out, but the general pattern is:
-> If part of a keyword string is used for multiple flairs, that keyword string has priority over keyword strings that don’t. So “Clean the house for the Christmas Party” will be xmasparty
because “Christmas Party” has the word “Christmas” (part of a keyword string for xmas
) while “Clean the house” does not have any ambiguous words.
-> If the keyword strings have equal priority regarding the above, use the one with more words. So “Yoga on Valentines Day” will use valentinesday
because “Yoga” is 1 word and “Valentines Day” is 2 words.
-> If the keyword strings still have equal priority, use the first one listed, so “Take a Nap after Soccer” will be sleep
because “Nap” comes before “Soccer”
2. There are some other flairs that use the same pattern that can’t be triggered with any keyword strings.birthday
(triggered by the Birthday calendar)chores
(?)newyear
(deprecated in favor of genericnewyear
)skiing
, (deprecated in favor of skiing2
)theateropera
, (alternate spelling of theatreopera
)violin
, (deprecated in favor of violin2
)
3. “runs” was removed as a keyword string for running
saintpatricksday
because it uses the wrong apostrophe.BODY
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