Display waste bins in color

sdetweil

cd ~/MagicMirror
grep version package.json

kusselin

Sorry i m not at home… tomorrow…

sdetweil

@kusselin no problem… i’ll be around

kusselin

Hi sam, here it is:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cd ~/MagicMirror
pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror $ grep version package.json
        "version": "2.13.0",

kusselin

anyone here who can help me that the font from the calender can be in colour display…

Is this not a css problem, because ashishtank said that the code must be in config.js???

About help…thanks

sdetweil

@kusselin said in Display waste bins in color:

Is this not a css problem, because ashishtank said that the code must be in config.js???

well, not config.js, but in the calendar module, but u posted the production version and
its in the next release(coming tomorrow) and in develop branch

So, u can wait and update tomorrow
or update today to the develop branch

see the pinned topic at the top of the troubleshooting section on 365 calendars (second post) for the instructions to get to the develop branch

kusselin

@sdetweil said in Display waste bins in color:

well, not config.js, but in the calendar module, but u posted the production version and
its in the next release(coming tomorrow) and in develop branch
So, u can wait and update tomorrow
or update today to the develop branch
see the pinned topic at the top of the troubleshooting section on 365 calendars (second post) for the instructions to get to the develop branch

OK. then the code does not come into the config.js as it wrote ashistank but into the config of the calendar module correctly!

OK. ie tomorrow on 01.01.21 there will be a new version … and could you please show me in the calendar module where exactly I have to copy the code?

customEvents: [
	 {
		"keyword": "Grüne Tonne plus",
		"color": "green"
	 },
	 {
		"keyword": "Biomüll",
		"color": "brown"
	 },
	 {
		"keyword": "Restmüll",
		"color": "gray"
	 }
	 {
		"keyword": "Glasbox",
		"color": "blue"
	 }
	]

Many Thanks.

sdetweil

@kusselin the code says this.config.customEvents

so it is outside all the calendars

{
   module: 'calendar':
   position:
   config: { 
      customEvents: [...]
      calendars : {...}
   } 
}

u can put it in today, and it will be ignored, and then update tomorrow and it will be used

kusselin

@sdetweil hi sam, a happy new year.

The update you mean is only for the calender module right?
Also i go in the module folder and then in calender and there i make a git pull…right?
Best regards

sdetweil

@kusselin no. it has ALL the fixes to mm since oct.

I just used it as a placeholder for the instructions