Google-api-nodejs-client: Calendar API V3 doesn't respect timeMin timeMax parameters in nodejs Express application

[NU-OnE]

I've managed to get all events between two dates as mentioned in quickstart example on pure nodeJs environment.

But when i use same cording with nodeJs Express App, It doesn't respect the timeMin and timeMax parameters.

Instead, i get all the events from the date that i created first event on calendar. Here is my code block looks like.

function listEvents(auth) {
  var calendar = google.calendar('v3');
  calendar.events.list({
    auth: auth,
    calendarId: 'primary',

    timeMin: (new Date(Date.parse("2018-01-22"))).toISOString(),
    timeMax: (new Date(Date.parse("2018-02-27"))).toISOString(),

    singleEvents: true,
    orderBy: 'startTime'
  }, function(err, response) {
    if (err) {
      console.log('The API returned an error: ' + err);
      return;
    }
    var events = response.items;
    if (events.length === 0) {
      console.log('No upcoming events found.');
    }
    else {
       // Do Some Stuff ...............
    }
  });
}

What am i missing here..?

Thanks!

[samover]

The starter example seems to be incorrect, but in line with the documentation.

V0.x of the google-auth-library uses the request library, so passing a querystring options does the trick:

    calendar.events.list(
        {
            auth: auth,
            calendarId: 'primary',
        }, 
        { 
            qs: {
                timeMin: (new Date(Date.parse("2018-01-22"))).toISOString(),
                timeMax: (new Date(Date.parse("2018-02-27"))).toISOString(),
                singleEvents: true,
                orderBy: 'startTime'
            } 
        }, function(err, response) {
         ...

The solution proposed in 946, however, is the more correct one, since it uses v1 of the google-auth-library which has changed the dependency on request for axios

[NU-OnE]

Passing querystring options along with the request worked for me as @samover suggested.

[flpelluz]

+1

[Lovinity]

The solution above no longer works. Now qs must be 'params' due to a library change in the api, but calendar is ignoring those params again. Any suggestions?

[JustinBeckwith]

Can you share the code snippet you're trying?

[Lovinity]

NVM I remedied this issue by switching to async await calls instead of using sync. It looks like in v30 at least, qs and params are not used; params are passed directly into the function as an object argument.

var events = await calendar.events.list({ calendarId: 'secret', timeMin: currentdate.toISOString(), timeMax: nextWeekDate.toISOString(), singleEvents: true });