carddav-util is a python script capable of processing contact information at CardDAV servers. In particular it can move contact information between a CardDAV server and a local file; it dumps entire addressbooks to a vCard file and then may be used re-upload them to another CardDAV server.
The following python libraries are required:
- requests
- vobject
- lxml
On ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install python-requests python-vobject python-lxml
ownCloud:
./carddav-util.py \
--download \
--user=username \
--file=test.vcf \
--url=https://domain.com/owncloud/remote.php/carddav/addressbooks/username/contacts
Baïkal:
./carddav-util.py \
--download \
--user=username \
--file=test.vcf \
--url=https://domain.com/baikal/card.php/addressbooks/username/bookid
Where:
- username is your username - the one that you specified on the commandline
- bookid is the identifier of your addressbook
Authentication:
- If your server uses digest authentication, you need to add --digest.
Regenerating the formated name (FN) tag:
./carddav-util.py \
--fixfn \
--user=username \
--file=dummy \
--url=https://domain.com/baikal/card.php/addressbooks/username/bookid
This overwrites the formated name tag with a string created from the following name fields in the following order: prefix first_name middle_name family_name suffix
Copyright (c) 2012 by Lukasz Janyst <[email protected]>
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