With Google calendar I can download the ics file through wget:
wget -O diario.ics https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/[some remote path]/basic.ics
It is possible to do the same thing with nextcloud? What is, in that case, the address to use?
Thanks!
Merry Christmas!
I have my reasons 
I use an ics file to convert it in an md file on my PC (even offline).
Nothing to do: I get always an xml file (with no calendar content), or authentication problems…
Sorry, but I don’t understand. If you are going in browser to "Settings’ on bottom of left side and than on the 3dots, you can download your contacts via vcf file. That’s what you ask for 
Or your an use your phone to save your contacts as vcf.
So, sorry, I see no problem to do it
EDIT: Sorry, just seen, you want have an ics and not an vcf. So forgive me
The URL is :
https://ecloud.global/remote.php/dav/calendars/your-/e/-email@e.email/personal/?export
You will be prompt for user/password in a browser.
Then you can add at the end these parameters to previous command line :
… --user=username --password=password
Everything found following this Link 
Have fun.
nice, but I still don’t get it, why not using the browser. One click and everything is fine.
Scriptable by bash, i hope would be an answer…
Sorry, just seen that I was confused. I’m always talked about contacts 
But calendar export to ics is the same easy way
Thank you very much, in particular @e-media: your solution (with some corrections) is the right! very well!
Great, that you have found a solution. Could you pls edit the head line of you first post to [SOLVED]
THX
Ehm, sorry, but there is still a problem: the ics file I managed to download is both a calendar and a task file (with “VEVENT” and “VTODO” items), and this make impossible for python to transform in a suitable md file…
This is the code:
wget -O diario.ics https://ecloud.global/remote.php/dav/calendars/[myuser]/personal/?export --user=[myuser]--password=[mypassword]
I will see if this last problem can be fixed.
EDIT
I have deleted all todos from that calendar, but yet remain “alarms” (“VALARM”) and this is an obstacle for python.
EDIT
Done! I managed to delete all alarms in that calendar. Now the script works! 
Hello I am interested as well! I need an output to parse using PHP.
I tried writing “https://ecloud.global/remote.php/dav/calendars/[myuser]/personal/?export
–user=[myuser]–password=[mypassword]” in the browser but all I get is “This is the WebDAV interface. It can only be accessed by WebDAV clients such as the Nextcloud desktop sync client.”
[myuser] is the email user@e.email ?
Try this in a bash command line on linux :
$wget -O ~/diario.ics https://ecloud.global/remote.php/dav/calendars/[myuser]/personal/?export --user=[myuser] --password=[mypassword]
You will get in your home path a file named diaro.ics with your calendar in ics format.
If not in a browser URL type :
https://ecloud.global/remote.php/dav/calendars/[myuser]/personal/?export
And you’ll be prompt for user and password then ask for path to download your ics calendar.
Note : You have to change myuser by your/e/mail@e.email. and mypassword by your password
Yes it works, just correct:
"You have to change [myuser] by your/e/mail@e.email. and [mypassword] by your password.
How to specify a different calendar within the [myuser] account?
If your new calendar is named testcal then the URL might be :
https://ecloud.global/remote.php/dav/calendars/[myuser]/testcal/?export
