@suspect24 Here is how I implemented the transform function.
Background: my daughter plays on a softball team that contains the word “Panic”. I want to change the background color to match the team color and I want to include a softball icon for the event.
I add the following code to the defaultSet section in MMM-CalendarExt2. This means every time the word “Panic” is found in an event title that the commands following are executed.
Note: I have an If…else If structure here so I can actually transform a number of items.
defaultSet: {
calendar: {
maxItems: 500,
scanInterval: 1000*60*1,
beforeDays: 5,
afterDays: 60,
maxIterations: 100,
},
view: {
timeFormat: "h:mm A",
transform: function(event) {
if (event.title.search("Panic") > -1) {
event.icon = "noto-softball";
event.className = "view_panic";
} else if (event.title.search("Arin") > -1) {
event.icon = "noto-softball";
} else if (event.title.search("Violin") > -1) {
event.icon = "emojione-monotone:violin";
}
return event;
},
},
scene: {}
},
Now that I have assigned a className object to the events that contain the word “Panic” I can use that object in the custom. css file.
.CX2 .event.view_panic {
background-color:rgba(139,0,139,1);
}
There may be other ways to do this but this one worked out well for me.
