Does anyone know of any open source availability / scheduling systems? [closed]

Question

I'm trying to make an availability / scheduling system... Basically, I want users to be able to log into this system, and show that they're available during a certain time block, then I want another user to be able to log in and see who's available and when, and to be able to book someones time (so they no longer show up as available). I want to use PHP and SQL. Does anyone know if there are any open source systems out there that do something similar? I feel like there would be and it would be silly to rebuild one from scratch.

Although I want to use PHP and SQL, I'll consider any other open source tools that don't use those technologies, but obviously php and sql are preferred. Thanks

EDIT: I know this problem can be solved with google calendar... but I need to find another way other than google calendar.

Answer 1

I found this open source project. You can check this: http://supercali.inforest.com/

SuperCali is an event calendar script that supports nested categories of events and multiple moderators, making it a good choice for organizations managing a large number of activities. SuperCali is designed to make data entry as easy and error-free as possible as well as provide a flexible, modular framework for displaying event information. SuperCali works with PHP and MySQL and is free, "open source" software released under the GNU General Public License.

Answer 2

Ok, I'm going to go a little outside the box here and ask if you've considered Gmail's calendar app? It has apis but I think you can skip that and just have the user's share their calendars and they can see them all together in one view.

This has the benefits of taking care of the security for you the advanced scheduling for you.

I know it's not what you're asking for but if you're just wanting the scheduling without the security headaches and coding necessary to bring it up and online, maybe this will work.

Answer 3

mrbs? Any ical server?

Answer 4

Check out http://phpicalendar.net/ as a decent ICalendar client. This makes basically any ICalendar server viable.

More specific to scheduling, there is an open source project using php and mysql called phpMyCal at http://dev.neb.net/phpMyCal/