Calendar times in 24 hour format?

[Mykle1]

@MrEdOne

Two things to try.

Is your time and time zone set correctly on your Pi itself?

You could also try timeFormat: 24, in the module entry of the config.

[MrEdOne]

timeFormat: 24, in calendar module not work.
How can i check is my time and timezone correctly set?
Im from Poland so i set Europe/Warsaw time in raspi-config.
My clock works correctly.

When i change timeFormat to 12 calendar add PM to 03:00 so it’s correctly, but when i change to 24, PM disappear.

[Mykle1]

@MrEdOne said in Calendar times in 24 hour format?:

but when i change to 24, PM disappear.

That makes perfect sense. 24 hour format would NOT show AM/PM, only 12 hour format would do that.

3:00 PM in 12 hour format

1500 in 24 hour format (no PM)

[MrEdOne]

Yes, but it won’t change 03:00 to 15:00

[Mykle1]

@MrEdOne

Oh ok, that’s different

It sounds like something is overriding the timeFormat: setting. Have you made any changes to the calendar.js file?

[MrEdOne]

Nope. A search only where is a timeformat in js but my knowledge is to small. :)

[Mykle1]

@MrEdOne

Are you typing timeformat ? That won’t work.

It has to be timeFormat with a capital F.

Wait a minute, the only options for timeFormat in the calendar module are absolute or relative

[MrEdOne]

But it not change anything.
With absolute and relative is the same.

[Mykle1]

@MrEdOne

It has to be timeFormat with a capital F. And at the top of your config also

/* Magic Mirror Config
 *
 * By Michael Teeuw http://michaelteeuw.nl
 * MIT Licensed.
 */

var config = {
        port: 8080,

        language: 'en',
        timeFormat: 24,
        units: 'metric',

[MrEdOne]

Yes. I have everywhere timeFormat. on a top of config and in calendar module with capital F

[MrEdOne]

I give up. I don’t know where is error.

[SvenSommer]

@MrEdOne
timeFormat uses the formatting of your operating system.
When “24” is configured the format “hh:mm” is returned. Which is exactly, what you are looking for.
Here is the code snippet from calender.js:

		switch (config.timeFormat) {
		case 12: {
			moment.updateLocale(config.language, {
				longDateFormat: {
					LT: "h:mm A"
				}
			});
			break;
		}
		case 24: {
			moment.updateLocale(config.language, {
				longDateFormat: {
					LT: "hh:mm"
				}
			});
			break;
		}

What do you get, when typing date in your console?

If it’s not in displayed in a format of 24h, change the setting of your OS.

Maybe this helps?

[MrEdOne]

Here is output from date

pi@MagicMirror:~ $ date
wto, 25 lip 2017, 20:59:48 CEST

Yes in 12, but in 24 I have 03:00 instead 15:00

[SvenSommer]

I think there is simply an understanding problem. You wrote:
“When i change timeFormat to 12 calendar add PM to 03:00 so it’s correctly, but when i change to 24, PM disappear.”

So, if I’m interpreting this right, you are looking for something that isn’t the usual case. You want to display something like: “20:59 PM”
Is this correct?

[MrEdOne]

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[SvenSommer]

Is your google calendar in the correct time zone?

[MrEdOne]

You mean calendar on Google website?
But everything work correctly until lastest update of mm

[SvenSommer]

Then I have no idea. Sorry…

[MrEdOne]

Thx for response.

[Babene1]

i have the same problem, maybe I have time on the weekend for more test.
For me it is really ugly