MMM-CalendarExt3

[MMRIZE]

@pastormingle
Did you test with my example URL or yours?
I need the real URL of calendar feeds to diagnose. send URLs to my email. (eouia0819@gmail.com)

[pastormingle]

@MMRIZE should be in your email box… thanks.

[MMRIZE]

@pastormingle replied. From now on, let’s discuss this with email. I’ll leave the summary here later.

[pastormingle]

@pastormingle Seems that when i loaded the outlook.ics it takes it about 10 min loaded when add addiational calendars. I have not errors in the log but it just slow to load when you restart if you have other calendars. What could it be? Do you have a fix for this?

[MMRIZE]

@pastormingle
Is fetching slow? Or is drawing slow? Different reason, different solution.
If fetching is slow; That is not my bad. Adjust interval of fetching calendar in calendar module.
If drawing is slow(after fetched normally); Adjust waitFetch and refreshInterval. This thing is not “FIX”, just “configuration”

However more frequent Fetching would give the ics host server more traffic.
10mins late change, I think it’s sufficiently affordable. Your mirror is not the train time signboard of the station.

[pastormingle]

@MMRIZE Not sure which is just doesn’t work till after 10 min passes… If i only put the outlook calendar in it’s instentances. where do you abjust the fetch?

[whimsicality]

@MMRIZE thank you so much for this! I successfully hid the times with the CSS you gave. But when I input the eventtransformer code, it causes NaN:NaN to show before all the events. Do you have any insight?
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[MMRIZE]

@whimsicality
Show me what you did.

[whimsicality]

@MMRIZE

[MMRIZE]

@whimsicality
Hmmm. Works for me.

Maybe your ev.startDate would not be a valid format. (Are you using default calendar module? Or others? - like MMM-GoogleCalendar or something)
You can check with this code.

eventTransformer: (ev) => {
	if (!ev.isFullday) {
		console.log("Check", ev.title, ev.startDate)
		let t = new Date(ev.startDate)
		let time = (t.getMinutes() == 0) ? String(t.getHours()) : String(t.getHours() + ":" + t.getMinutes())
		ev.title = `<span class="myTime">${time}</span> ${ev.title}`
	}
	return ev
}

It will show additional info in your dev-console.