Add support for importing Indico Event JSONs #45
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Adds a new ImportHandler which handles Indico Event exports (with the "detail" export var set to "contributions"), along with a full example with real data from XDC 2021. Also makes datetime parsers a bit more universal and able to deal with 3-part timestamps (HH:MM or HH:MM:SS).
For Indico contributions where no people are set as speakers/organizers, we need to set a fallback group (something like "Event Organizers"). The ID must be a positive int > 0, so let's figure out the highest available ID and make the fallback ID that max + 1.
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Adds a new ImportHandler which handles Indico Event exports (with the "detail" export var set to "contributions"), along with a full example with real data from XDC 2021.
Also makes datetime parsers a bit more universal and able to deal with 3-part timestamps (HH:MM or HH:MM:SS).
Unfortunately, there's one new dependency - pytz. Indico returns all dates with a specific timezone set and the exported JSON may contain non-UTC datetimes.