GeorgeChungus

Works perfectly. Calendar doesn't need to be running (it opens it), the query accepts natural language "test test event friday 7a", it automatically syncs to my google calendar, and google calendar emails me about it x hours beforehand. Perfect.

@stevensolleder - thanks for making this, it sounds like just what I want, but how do I install it? I ran `pip install gkeepapi && pip install keyring` since I see them listed as libraries. In alfred "k test" shows your icon, so it seems to be running your bash script, but nothing happens. Am I supposed to edit `${python3_path} QuickGoogleKeep.py ${username} ${password} "{query}"` to place my Google username and password in plaintext in place of these variables !? Feels like quite the broken security model, but I get it since it's circumventing Google's refusal to give API access. So where do I set those variables? The modules appear to be installed correctly... ``` $ python3 >>> import gkeepapi >>> import keyring >>> import dsfgdsfgdsfg Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dsfgdsfgdsfg' ``` Sorry I'm such a n00b, but thanks if you can help