MMM-CalendarExt2

[jani.karna]

If I have same event in two calendars, can I use filter to filter out one of them? And if so, how is that done?

[A Former User]

@jani-karna
It could not be easy if the events are totally random. But if there is a rule, it could be easier.

For example, you have 2 calendars, “Tom” and “Jane” and there be duplicated events on both calendars and they have the same title - “coworking”.
In that case, you can filter them from one calendar like this;

calendars : [
  {
    name: "Tom",
    url: "...",
  },
  {
    name : "Jane",
    url: "...",
    filter: (event) => {
      if (event.title.search("coworking") !== -1) {
        return false
      } else {
        return true
      }
    }
  },
],

This code would remove the events which have title “coworking” from calendar “Jane”

[feverlabs]

I am working my way through two issues. Icons are not showing up, and I cannot figure out how to set the maximum width. I have left the default icon from your example, as I can’t even get that to show.

Additionally, there is some blank space underneath the calendar, I suspect I need to set a maximum height to allow for only two events to show. Am I on the right track?

I am also stripping out the details of events so they will not be shown. Real Estate is at a premium, and I am trying to limit this to a specific width (I don’t know that number yet, but I like the default width chosen before any events with long titles extends it), and only the next two events on the calendar.

{
				name: "All Sports",
				title: " ",
				mode: "upcoming",
				position: "bottom_right",
				locale: "en",
				maxItems: 2,
				filterPassedEvent: false,
				timeFormat: "h:mm A",
				calendars: ["Sports"],
				useEventTimeRelative: false,
				transform: (event)=>
				{
  					if (event.title.search("UConn Men") > -1) 
					{ // If the event might include "Birthday" in its title,
    						event.icon = "fxemoji-birthdaycake" // Set icon of that event to "fxemoji-birthdaycake"
  					}
  					return event // Return that event.
				},
				transform: (event)=>
				{
					event.description = ""
					return event
				}
			},
			],
			calendars: [
			{	
				name: "Sports",
				url: "http://p25-caldav.icloud.com/published/2/MTkzMDY3NDkxMTkzMDY3NGCona3XQzhU1KfnWRGk8hK-bMw1Mvd4dCQ3Yp9tNU5USCACQcqmSFeSa3bQfVEyYrzVqH2TVzgLBXzPKzs1MtM",
			},

[A Former User]

@feverlabs
You made some wrongs.

1. you’ve defined transform twice, so only the last will be executed. (That’s why your birthday cake icon is not shown)
2. The better way to remove details of agenda(upcoming/current) view is using CSS. add this into your css/custom.css

.CX2 .agenda .eventSub {
  display:none;
}

3. To remove beneath area, use hideOverflow:false. Sorry for confusing. slotMaxHeight is somehow confusing naming. It really set the fixed height. It has only a sense onhideOverflow:true.

[feverlabs]

@Sean I think the blank space at the bottom is better.
The icons now show, so that’s great. Do you have a link to a list of the names of icons available in the set?

After making those changes, the event details show again.

[A Former User]

@feverlabs

The icons now show, so that’s great. Do you have a link to a list of the names of icons available in the set?

https://iconify.design/icon-sets/

After making those changes, the event details show again.

add this into your css/custom.css

.CX2 .agenda .eventSub {
  display:none;
}

[feverlabs]

@Sean Sorry, I should have been more clear. I added that code into the custom css, but I just found an errant closing brace. Thanks.

Final part: how can I set the width on this?
Also, should I use a custom class for it?

Thank you!

[feverlabs]

@feverlabs I think it would be this in custom css:

.CX2 .agenda .event {
  max-width:var(--column-max-width);
}

[A Former User]

@feverlabs

Final part: how can I set the width on this?
Also, should I use a custom class for it?

You can globally control the basic size metric with this; (Hmmm. I think you’d better first read the GitHub wiki about this topic)
https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt2/wiki/4.-Styling

.CX2 { /* default values which are used frequently or dependently */
  --row-min-width: 100px;
  --row-max-width: 1000px;
  --column-min-width: 300px;
  --column-max-width: 400px;
  --font-size: 16px;
}

For the specific view, you can set className to a specific view, then can control it in css.

then, in your css/custom.css

Will show like this; Only specific view has different width;

But CSS is not so simple how it looks like, so when you modify something, you might need much experience and knowledge.

[feverlabs]

@Sean Yes, thank you. I made the following change in custom css:

.CX2 .agenda .event {
    max-width:290px;
}

This mad ether changes I was looking for. I’ll modify and try your solution as well as implement a class for it.

Is there a bottom padding that is specified? I don’t see much for padding in there, but I can experiment.

Thank you for your help.