You can find a running instance of this code on ics-proxy.de. The docker image is published on the GitHub Container Registry.
This application was build because of my frustration with my Universities publishing of schedules. Schedules can be found on TimeEdit, however, changes to my schedule (for example dropping a course) meant that all ics links on all of my devices needed to be replaced. Additionally, each semester this needed to be done as well. I therefore created this proxy to have an easy way of replacing ics links without needing to update the link in my calenders.
The easiest way to build this repository is to use docker. You can simply run docker build -t ics-proxy .
Alternatively you can build and run a local dev version with docker-compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up.
To deploy you can simply use the docker-compose.yml file.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.