Default calendar customEvents not working

[sdetweil]

@pauabaer that means there was an error

open the developers window
ctrl-shift-i
select the console tab
put cal in the filter field
and you may see the error , I changed to match one of my cal event titles
but the regex doesn’t work…

[pauabaer]

@sdetweil
Thanks for helping.

I tried to figure out. Went to the console tab and put the filter on cal.
I get an error your yearmatch is that right? But I don’t know how to deal with it. Can you give me a hint?

[sdetweil]

@pauabaer its a regular expression to extract the parts of the date,

i would use the developers window sources tab to locate that code in the calendar module and examine the data it is working with

i might get a chance later today

[sdetweil]

@pauabaer could you add

,"DEBUG"

to the config.js logLevel property
as well as your transform
and run MM with (stop pm2 version , with pm2 stop MagicMirror)

npm start >somefile.txt 2>&1

so we can see the actual text of the event
(watch out, the log output contains the COMPLETE text of the calendar url)

I only need the text of the event… (it supposedly has the date in it)

[pauabaer]

@sdetweil
Finally I got some time to test. See the pic below:

I got the message that there is one entry but no title is shown. Did I do something wrong?

[sdetweil]

@pauabaer you didn’t add the debug setting to config.js

the transform happens in the front end, the backend (node_helper) gets the events from source and formats them for frontend.tye log you showed is from the backend

[pauabaer]

@sdetweil
I did add the debug setting but presumably at the wrong position.
Thought I should add it here:

module: "calendar",
header: "Familienkalender",
position: "top_left",
                   config:{
                          loglevel: ["DEBUG"],
                                        customEvents: [
                                                {
                                                keyword: "Geburtstag",
                                                symbol: "birthday-cake",
                                                transform: {
                                                        search: "^([^\']*) \'(\\d{4})$",
                                                        replace: "$1 ($2)",
                                                        yearmatchgroup: 2
                                                        }
                                                }

[sdetweil]

@pauabaer logevel is above the modules list
its not a module setting

[pauabaer]

@sdetweil
Meanwhile I found the right place. Sorry for this.
In the pic below you can see the entry.

Does help you?

[sdetweil]

your search regex is wrong,

^(.+) (\\d{4}) Geburtstag$

its captures EVERYTHING from the start… and there is nothing left for the remainder of the expression

you need to capture any character UP to the 1st space,

^([^\s]+) (\d{4}) Gerburstag$

I use https://regex101.com/ to test (see below)

escape the backslash as required