MMM-MyCalendar

[strawberry 3.141]

@j.e.f.f should be calendar_monthly by @KirAsh4

[A Former User]

@Kimzer Consider MMM-CalendarExt. It has daily view.(or something more than)

[Johans]

Nice module, great work.

Now I see the US calendar but I would like to see a Belgian calendar with school hollidays and also where I can add local appointments.
How can I do this - any instructions or help would be great

[j.e.f.f]

@Johans Try this site:

https://calendar.teamup.com/kb/holiday-calendar-feeds-preview-teamup/

There is one for Belgium there, as well as a whole bunch of countries.

To add your own appointments, just follow the same instructions as the default calendar for adding your own calendar account.

[Johans]

@j.e.f.f
thanks for the link - seems this is what i needed

[Johans]

Hi, Installed this module as replacement of the standard calendar module.
I’m using a private made teamup calendar, and all shows fine, except I don’t know how to get the colors & small icon as shon in your picture.
Can you expain how to achieve this.
thx

[j.e.f.f]

@Johans The colours are set per calendar in your config as follows:

calendars: [
  {
      url: "http://path.to.som/calendar.ics",
      color: "#ffb350"
  }
]

As for the little icon, are you referring to the icon in the title that looks like a stack of bills with wings? That is an emoji used in the calendar entry itself, and has nothing to do with the module. In fact, this will show up by default as an empty square when run on a Raspberry Pi. You can install an emoji font, but the best you’ll get is a white outline. You won’t get colour.

[Johans]

@j.e.f.f
thanks, that seems to work.
second question, How do I add 2 or more calendars?

[j.e.f.f]

@Johans The calendars portion of the config is an array. You can specify multiple calendars like so:

calendars: [
  {
      url: "http://path.to.some/calendar.ics",
      color: "#ffb350"
  },
  {
      url: "http://path.to.another/calendar.ics",
      color: "#ff77d4"
  }
]

Each calendar can have its own colour setting so that you can tell what the source of the event is.

[Johans]

@j.e.f.f

Thank you.
All fine now.