the getScripts() function would be used to load JS libs you would manually put a script tag in the head section of the index.html to be able to call. the getTemplates() is to provide the names of the template (njk) files that will render the html for the module content… the getTemplateData() function returns the data object the template file will access getDom() returns the complete Dom object of the content to be published for this module at this time. you can do some tricks to reduce content flash by not replacing everything. save the wrapper value and update not replace content inside it.

Tried various combinations of… timeFormat: "relative", //"absolute", dateFormat: "ddd Do MMMM", //"LLLL", …but still only timed items show a day name, not whole day items. LLLL or llll is the only mention in the moments doc of named week day.

@sdetweil Got it! In the user crontab: 30 2 * * * /usr/local/bin/node /usr/local/bin/pm2 restart mm Restarts the mirror every day at 2:30 am local time. As always, thanks for your quick response! Bill

anyone facing issue with the api not updating? in my mirror it is showing next api update is on 21 march 2026. current image showing epl data stats from late jan, meaning the recent matches data is not shown. like the games for yesterday is invisible as well.

@British_Kiwi I do not know how without sending a notification

@daportelli said: (?i)Spotify\s*$ this didn’t work for my tests, find any title with the word Spotify in it, and change it to only Music this works (I use https://regex101.com/ to test my regex’s) search: '^.*\b(Spotify)\b.*$', replace:'Music' on the other… do you know that the space looking thing between is actually presented as a space? open the developers window, ctrl-shift-i, go to the sources tab, navigate the left pane to the modules/default/calendar, select calendar.js put a stop on the line in the listed in this image (click the line number), press ctrl-r to refresh the page, code will stop there, move the mouse over the word calendarData it will popup the box, mouse up to click the list, and it will expand, scroll to find the event, and click to expand it to look at the text… [image: 1772460778492-snip20260302_3.png]