@chrisfr1976 Nailed it! Thank you

@bergmannfrank ok, lets try my test cal fixes

cd ~/MagicMirror git fetch origin pull/3587/head:withfixes git checkout withfixes npm install

then run MagicMirror
let me know

@ChrisLeduex – OK, thanks. I wasn’t sure that the url path went anywhere in particular.

@lxne you can switch back to x11 using raspi-config

@dRagon glad you found it!

@clarkcrew32 the MM calendar cal can process multiple urls at once and merge them
calendars[
{url: cal1},
{url: cal2},
]

or you can run multiple instances of the calendar module and put them where ever
if you use the color enabling options you can have colored text and symbols

we only process ICS files… not embedding the google wall cal view

sports, see the 3rd party module list in the top banner here

Screenshot at 2024-11-18 15-24-33.png

@togletree93 I added a new script at the end of the scripts page
https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

this will install my startup script in the package.json
and update the installers/mm.sh to indicate which browser to use
(and install the browser you pick from a list if not already installed)

this will run mm in server only mode and then launch a browser over it like you did manually

the look is identical, (althi midori browser has gotten troublesome with its parameter handling and MAY need to have its window maximized manually

In the code below, events with “Bday” in the title are correctly colored but the “birthday-icon” is not applied. They are all full day events. The intent is that each person has a color and icon applied to their events but events with a specific start time are not transformed. What am I doing wrong?

I will appreciate specifics and examples of correct code. I’ve had the Pi running a week and these are my first attempts at coding and I’m struggling with some of it.

I tried using eventNames and then using the custom.css to color events but couldn’t get that to work for any events including full day.

```

module: “MMM-CalendarExt3”,
position: “bottom_bar”,
title: “May Cubed”,
config: {
mode: “month”,
instanceId: “combinedCalendar”,
locale: ‘en-US’,
maxEventLines: 6,
showMore: true,
firstDayOfWeek: 0,
useMarquee: false,
calendarSet: [], //<-- can enter “name of calendar from calendar module” to display only that one. Works in combination with InstanceId

eventTransformer: (ev) => { if (ev.title && ev.title.search("Bday") > -1) { ev.color = "#3056FF" //ev.symbol = "birthday-cake" <--is there something to do this in transform? I have them as keyword customEvents under the calendar module } else if (ev.title && ev.title.search("Name1") > -1) { ev.color = "#80ef80", //ev.symbol = "flower-tulip" <--same comment as above

@atwist the googleassistant author has coded it that way don’t know why.

@mumblebaj said in Contributing to a GitHub repository - a bit stuck:

Make sure it is set to bash.

It is set to zsh.
No issue to change it to bash, but is there a reasoning behind it ?

Stupidly enough I had this Terminal open the whole time.

I just did ‘Commit’ from within VS Code and then did ‘Sync Changes’.

Result:

% git status On branch evroom Your branch is up to date with 'origin/evroom'. nothing to commit, working tree clean

So that works just fine.

I also made a change using the Terminal and then did the add and commit from the Terminal.
In the Source Control pane you can see what you do on the command line in real time.