Command
nylas calendar virtual list
List virtual meetings
Written by Qasim Muhammad Staff SRE
What does nylas calendar virtual list do?
The nylas calendar virtual list command lists virtual meetings. It is part of the Calendar commands, which manage calendars, events, availability, and AI scheduling. Use --json for structured output in scripts and automation.
Usage
nylas calendar virtual listFlags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| --json | Output as JSON |
| --no-color | Disable color output |
| --verbose(-v) | Enable verbose output |
| --config | Custom config file path |
| --help(-h) | Show help for the command |
| --limit | Limit results (most list commands) |
| --yes(-y) | Skip confirmations |
Examples
Basic usage
nylas calendar virtual list --helpTroubleshooting
Command not found or fails
Run `nylas auth config` and `nylas auth login` to authenticate first.
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Run nylas calendar virtual list --help for full help output.