MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda

[MMRIZE]

@UncleRoger

1. About the look of the module to mimic the original calendar module;
   Sorry, it can’t. This module is an alternative view of your events listing, not a replacement. If you need only the same look as the original calendar, just use the original.

2. About the working with MMM-Pages.
   MMM-Pages is a good, reliable module, though it doesn’t consider the multi-instance of the module. So when you need multi-instances and want to show/hide on different pages, it cannot work as expected. Try other paging/screen control module. (e.g. I recommend MMM-Scenes2 with shame.)
   
   Click to see the DEMO

My mistake. You can assign class name in MMM-Pages settings. (Thanks @sdetweil )

[sdetweil]

@MMRIZE i.like you Scenes module.

but MMM-Pages works fine for multi instance. just don’t use the module name in the page definition

use page1, page2, page3…
and then use that in the individual module classes: setting

super easy and much more clear

[MMRIZE]

@sdetweil
Ah, I misunderstood those identifiers are module name not class name.

[sdetweil]

@MMRIZE well they are used as class names in the code lookup. each module’s name is
assigned as a class in the Dom for each module.
that’s why using module name is not instance aware.

but classes can be any string, and pages just search for all with that class.

[MMRIZE]

@sdetweil
You are right.
However the example seems somehow ambiguous (though config description) It might mislead someone.(like @UncleRoger or me) :D

[sdetweil]

@MMRIZE yes, I would have preferred my description , but I can’t update the doc.

depends on where u want the config info (all in the pages config, which doesn’t support multi-instance cause it talks module name)

or all at the modules. page1, page2. etc

understandable, but spread out.

edit : I updated the MMM-Pages readme (also the front page of the module on Github )to describe this
https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-pages

[UncleRoger]

@sdetweil @MMRIZE
You guys are amazing! Thank you!

Scenes2 looks really interesting but I think it’s probably overkill for what I’m trying to do (MagicMirror swapping with Mr. Rogers’ Picture Picture). I could see that there are a lot of possibilities with it. I might play around with it for a future build.

The reason I have two calendar modules is that one is displayed for the dinner menu and one is there just to define the calendars for MMM-MonthlyCalendar. I’m planning on playing with CalendarExt3 to see if I like it better than MonthlyCalendar but the latter was quick and easy to get going.

Anyway, thanks again!

[sdetweil]

@UncleRoger if it doesn’t have a position, it would.
be in the fixed section of pages, else it would think it is suspended, and not operate. fixedeans on all pages, but it still wouldn’t be shown

[CDT]

Possible bug here. The Agenda doesn’t show scheduled events on the final day as set by the endDateIndex.

I’m trying to get the Ext3Agenda to show me just a single day. Using startDayIndex:0, endDateIndex:0. When doing this, it only shows full-day events, not events scheduled a specific time.

If I change endDateIndex:1, then I get the proper items appearing, but also a header for day 2.

I notice that not matter what the endDateIndex is listed, it doesn’t seem to show sheduled events the last day. Only the header and any full-day events.

[MMRIZE]

@CDT thanks. I’ll check.

[MMRIZE]

@CDT
I’ve fixed it. Thanks for reporting it.

[luisestrada]

@CDT said in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda:

Possible bug here. The Agenda doesn’t show scheduled events on the final day as set by the endDateIndex.

I’m trying to get the Ext3Agenda to show me just a single day. Using startDayIndex:0, endDateIndex:0. When doing this, it only shows full-day events, not events scheduled a specific time.

If I change endDateIndex:1, then I get the proper items appearing, but also a header for day 2.

I notice that not matter what the endDateIndex is listed, it doesn’t seem to show sheduled events the last day. Only the header and any full-day events.

I think you are referring to the same issue I posted a while ago but unfortunately I was not able to make myself clear.

[CDT]

@MMRIZE
Works perfectly now, thanks!

[luisestrada]

Happy new year everyone!

Indeed the fix works now. Thank you @MMRIZE

Another comment, even though “dentro de X días” is correct in Spanish it’s also long. It could also be said “En X días” and it will be also correct. Not an issue but a suggestion.

[BKeyport]

@luisestrada I believe that’s a translation error - and may not even be “our” fault…

[luisestrada]

@BKeyport I tried to find the source but no idea where this comes from.

[luisestrada]

@BKeyport said in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda:

@luisestrada I believe that’s a translation error - and may not even be “our” fault…

I see there’s nothing we can do, with my limited programming skills I was able to get to row 271 in MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda.js

let p = new Intl.RelativeTimeFormat(options.locale, { numeric: "auto", style: "long" })

and I found out that Intl​.Relative​Time​Format is written like that, for Spanish locale settings.

As I said before it’s not wrong but they could have said “en 3 días” instead of “dentro de 3 días”. It’s like in English when you say “in 3 days” and “within 3 days”.

https://hpneo.dev/2019/05/13/apis-internacionalizacion.html#:~:text=Intl​.,-Relative​Time&text=Relative​Time​Format es una API interesante que,podemos hacerlo con esta API.

[MMRIZE]

@luisestrada
I’ll prepare how to customize it soon. I’m on travel abroad now and will return to next week. Plz wait a while. Until then, you can hide it with css.

[MMRIZE]

@luisestrada
Almost done (not yet released).
By the way, which locale did you use and which country are you living?

[MMRIZE]

@luisestrada
Done. (Released. v1.4.2)
A new config value, relativeNamedDayOptions, is introduced. Now People can modify the option generally.

However, for your specific purpose (en X días instead of dentro de X días), further step is needed.

Only the Mexican locale supports en X días format with relativeNamedDayOptions: {style : 'short' }, other Spanish-locales don’t.
So to get en X días, you have to use locale: 'es-MX' regardless of which country you live.

locale: "es-MX",
relativeNamedDayOptions: {
	style: "short",
},

If you are living in Mexico, there would be no issue. But in other countries where the week starts on Monday, 2 more configuration is needed.

locale: "es-MX",
relativeNamedDayOptions: {
	style: "short",
},				
firstDayOfWeek: 1,
minimalDaysOfNewYear: 4,

Of course, if you don’t care dentro de 3 días, You can use any locale under which you live.

locale: "es-ES",