This JavaScript code imports the Google Calendar API and defines an options object with a calendar ID. It also exports a scheduleSearch function that takes a search parameter and schedules a new event on the specified calendar, using OAuth authentication if it is defined in the options object.

Run example

npm run import -- "schedule crawl domain"

schedule crawl domain

var google = require('googleapis');
var importer = require('../Core');
var {
    getOauthClient,
    ISODateString,
    createNewEvent,
} = importer.import("convert date iso",
"create new calendar event",
"import google calendar api");

var options = {
    calendarId: 'aws'
}

function scheduleSearch(search) {
    const parameters = {
        query: search
    }
    const newDate = new Date();
    return (typeof options.auth === 'undefined'
           ? getOauthClient(options)
           : Promise.resolve([]))
        .then(() => createNewEvent('crawl domain', JSON.stringify(parameters, null, 4), options))
}
module.exports = scheduleSearch;

```javascript
const google = require('googleapis');
const { getOauthClient, ISODateString, createNewEvent } = require('../Core');

/**
 * Schedules a search on Google Calendar.
 *
 * @param {string} search - The search query to schedule.
 * @returns {Promise} A promise that resolves with the scheduled event.
 */
async function scheduleSearch(search) {
  // Use a more descriptive variable name for the parameters object
  const searchQuery = {
    query: search,
  };

  // Extract the current date to avoid recalculating it on every function call
  const currentDate = new Date();

  // Use async/await to simplify the code and make it easier to read
  try {
    // Get the OAuth client, but only if it's not already available
    const oauthClient = await getOauthClient();
    if (!oauthClient) {
      // If the OAuth client is not available, return an empty array
      return [];
    }

    // Create a new event with the provided parameters
    const event = await createNewEvent('crawl domain', JSON.stringify(searchQuery, null, 4), oauthClient);

    // Return the scheduled event
    return event;
  } catch (error) {
    // Log any errors that occur during the scheduling process
    // TODO: Implement error logging mechanism
    console.error('Error scheduling search:', error);
    return null;
  }
}

module.exports = scheduleSearch;
```

Code Breakdown

Requirements and Imports

var google = require('googleapis');
var importer = require('../Core');
var {
  getOauthClient,
  ISODateString,
  createNewEvent,
} = importer.import([
  'convert date iso',
  'create new calendar event',
  'import google calendar api',
]);

• The code requires the googleapis library and an importer module from a Core directory.
• It imports specific functions (getOauthClient, ISODateString, and createNewEvent) using the importer.import() method.

Options and Function

var options = {
  calendarId: 'aws'
}

function scheduleSearch(search) {
  const parameters = {
    query: search
  }
  const newDate = new Date();
  return (typeof options.auth === 'undefined'
        ? getOauthClient(options)
         : Promise.resolve([]))
   .then(() => createNewEvent('crawl domain', JSON.stringify(parameters, null, 4), options))
}
module.exports = scheduleSearch;

• An options object with a calendarId property is defined.
• A scheduleSearch function takes a search parameter and:
  • Creates a parameters object with a query property set to the search parameter.
  • Creates a new date object called newDate.
  • Returns a promise that:
    • If the options.auth property is undefined, calls getOauthClient(options) and then creates a new event with createNewEvent().
    • If the options.auth property is not undefined, resolves an empty array (Promise.resolve([])).
  • Exports the scheduleSearch function as a module.