This bookmarklet will copy all _visible_ meetings from Google calendar for the current day.

get-google-calendar-events.js

javascript:

var header = ":in:"; /* update if desired */
var splitOn = ", ";

/* 
// This bookmarklet will copy all _visible_ meetings from Google calendar for the current day.
//
// Instructions:
// Navigate to your Google Calendar tab 
// Make sure you are using the "Day", "4 Days", or "Week" view
// Make sure you are on the current week (select "Today")
// Hide calendars that you don't want listed.
// Click the bookmarklet
// 
// Today's events will be copied to your clipboard and also logged in Chrome's console
//
// TODO: Remove events that have been declined
//
// --- 
//
// Meeting details are in the following format:
// 1:30pm to 2pm, Test meeting, Eric Willhoit, Accepted, No location, October 18, 2021
// 2:30pm to 3pm, Another meeting, Eric Willhoit, Accepted, No location, October 18, 2021
// 
// To grab the meeting name, we split the details on "," and grab the second item (index[1])
// Be warned, if you use a comma in your meeting name it will split on that one instead.
//
// You can get around this by adding the start of the Calendar Name to the `splitOn` variable above. 
// In this case, I would change it to ", Eric" to ensure it does not spilt a meeting name containing a comma.
// The downside of this is that it only works for a single calendar. Choose your caveat.
*/

function copyText(text) {
	var node = document.createElement('textarea');
	var selection = document.getSelection();

	node.textContent = text;
	document.body.appendChild(node);

	selection.removeAllRanges();
	node.select();
	document.execCommand('copy');

	selection.removeAllRanges();
	document.body.removeChild(node);
}

var view = document.querySelector('body').getAttribute('data-viewkey');

var allViews = {
	DAY: 'Day',
	CUSTOM_DAYS: '4 days',
	WEEK: 'Week',
	MONTH: 'Month',
	YEAR: 'Year',
	AGENDA: 'Schedule'
};

var supportedViews = {
	DAY: 'Day',
	CUSTOM_DAYS: '4 days',
	WEEK: 'Week'
};

if(!Object.keys(supportedViews).includes(view)) {
	console.log(`The "${allViews[view]}" view is not supported. Use one of the following: "${Object.values(supportedViews).join('", "')}".`);

	throw new Error('Exiting');
}

var h2;

if (view === "DAY") {
	h2 = document.querySelectorAll('[id*=tsc]')[0].parentElement;
} else  {
	var date = new Date(); 
    
    var monthDay = date.toLocaleString('default', { month: 'long', day: 'numeric' }); 

    h2 = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('[id*=tsc]')).find(el => el.textContent.includes(monthDay));
}

var events = h2.parentElement.querySelectorAll('div [role="button"]');

var details = Array.from(events).map(event => event.outerText.split(`${splitOn}`)[1]);

var text = `${header}\n- `;

text += details.join('\n- ');

console.log(text);

copyText(text);

Haha. Great little time-saver. I never knew you could do this.

I forked and added details = Array.from(new Set(details)); on line 74 to remove dups, because i get a lot of duplicate events from my team calendar / personal calendar.

Ah, good idea @dehru! Would also be pretty simple to only display Accepted meetings. You would just need to check the 3rd index on the the split event (assuming splitOn is still a comma)