Simple daily countdown timer

[A Former User]

@mykle1 introduced a good module, but I also made one.

https://github.com/eouia/MMM-DailyAlarm

• Showing time remained & passed for daily recurrent events
• Exception rule by day
• beforeText / afterText
• Showing & hiding by defined time
• Alarm sound playable
• Notification enable
• Custom CSS for each event.
• At 00AM of each day, events will be refreshed.

But not yet fully tested enough.

[Mykle1]

@andreasm80

I’d go with sean’s. :-) :thumbsup:

[andreasm80]

@Mykle1 and @Sean
Thank you very much for your replies!
Much appreciated, I will jump straight to it and test it out.

Sorry for my late reply, been much work this week.

[andreasm80]

Hi again!

I managed to get the module installed and configured before their bedtime today, today they were in their beds even a couple of minutes before bedtime ;-) ;-)
So I can confirm the module is working, haha.

Thanks for your time and help with this @Sean, the extra features you added was spot on!

Thanks to both of you for your contributions. I am aslo using two of your modules @Mykle1 (Earth and Lunartic).

[Mykle1]

@andreasm80 said in Simple daily countdown timer:

I am aslo using two of your modules @Mykle1 (Earth and Lunartic).

Ahh, in that case, I thank you twice! :thumbsup:

[Richard238]

@mykle1 I just added this module as it looks good for something I would like to do.
However, nothing happens. MM starts up OK, but the module doesn’t show.

		{
        disabled: false,
        module: 'MMM-EventHorizon',
        position: 'bottom_right',
	config: {
            size: "large", // small, medium or large
	    countUp: "yes", // Yes or no (when timer ends)
            date: "2018-12-03", // (YYYY-MM-DD)  Date timer will end
            time: "00:00:01", // (HH:MM:SS)    Exact time you want timer to end
	    text1: "Open the damn pool", // 1st line of text during timer. About 18 characters total.
            text2: "Winter sucked ass", // 2nd line of text during timer. About 18 characters total.
            endText1: "It's gonna be fun", // 1st line of text when timer ends. About 18 characters total.
            endText2: "Where's my bikini", // 2nd line of text when timer ends. About 18 characters total.
    }
},             
   

GitHub shows - disabled: f,
Here it shows - disabled: false,

Is that an issue?

Thanks.

[A Former User]

@richard238
true/false is a predefined javascript type. ‘false’ (without quotation marks) is right.

[Mykle1]

@richard238 said in Simple daily countdown timer:

GitHub shows - disabled: f,

I just checked the repo. I inserted vars for true and false in my config so I don’t have to type the entire word. A little trick my guru taught me. However, I don’t find that in the config example there.

{
        disabled: false,
        module: 'MMM-EventHorizon',
        position: 'bottom_center',
	    config: {
            size: "large",                       // small, medium or large
	    countUp: "yes",                      // Yes or no (when timer ends)
            date: "2018-07-04",                  // (YYYY-MM-DD)  Date timer will end
            time: "00:00:01",                    // (HH:MM:SS)    Exact time you want timer to end
	    text1: "Open the damn pool",         // 1st line of text during timer. About 18 characters total.
            text2: "Winter sucked ass",          // 2nd line of text during timer. About 18 characters total.
            endText1: "It's gonna be fun",          // 1st line of text when timer ends. About 18 characters total.
            endText2: "Where's my bikini",          // 2nd line of text when timer ends. About 18 characters total.
    }
},

[Richard238]

OK, got it working now.

Had to fudge the time to make it work for GMT.
How do you change the time zone properly?

[Mykle1]

@richard238 said in Simple daily countdown timer:

How do you change the time zone properly?

Because this is an iframe/module that is not very easy to do. However, I can tell you how to fix yours. I’ll make it easy.

In your MMM-EventHorizon.js file, lines 38, 41, 44, 50, 52 and 54 (see picture) at the end of each line, between the last 2 “/” is the value n179. See it in the picture? For GMT you would change that to n136. Change only that in each line. Save.