Cal EXT3 - understanding transforming

_V_

@sdetweil Sam good evening

I wonder how to set up multiple ev transformations in one config.

I got working

{ 
eventTransformer: (ev) => {
if (ev.title.search("Geburtstag") > -1) {ev.color= "#ff00ff"; };
return ev; },

But putting another one to it is puzzling me. I tried different methods, but cant get it done.
When I simply put a second complete command after the first, like this:

{ 
eventTransformer: (ev) => {
if (ev.title.search("Arzt") > -1) {ev.color= "#ff0000"; };
return ev; },

it will just negate the first applied effect from birthday and uses this effect instead on the named events.
Can you help me out please?

sdetweil

@_V_

all in one… there is only ONE eventTransformer, it has to do ALL the work for ALL events

I used else if here… if it matched the first, there is no reason to check again

eventTransformer: (ev) => {
     if (ev.title.search("Geburtstag") > -1) {ev.color= "#ff00ff"; }
     else if (ev.title.search("Arzt") > -1) {ev.color= "#ff0000"; };
return ev; 
},

rkorell

@_V_ as you might have overseen you can not only check several conditions (as Sam (@sdetweil ) suggested) - separated by else or not but you can make several changes to the same event at one check.

e.g.:

eventTransformer: (ev) => {
  if (ev.title.search("Restmüll & Papier & Gelber Sack") !== -1) {ev.isFullday = [true], ev.title = "Alle Tonnen", ev.symbol = [ "fa-regular fa-trash-can" ], ev.color = "fuchsia"}
  if (ev.title.search("Therapie") !== -1) { ev.title = "Sitzung", ev.symbol = [ "fa-solid fa-mug-hot" ], ev.color = "Forestgreen"}
return ev
   			  }, // end Eventtransformer

In the above example you can see

the modification of the color (as you already had identified,
the change of the kind of event (from “scheduled” to “Fullday-Event”)
the assignment of a different symbol (with font-awesome-symbols: double check their web-page, keep in mind that only the “STANDARD” (non-payed) versions will be shown in Magic Mirror) and
the change of the title of the event.

Hope this helps.
Good luck!
Ralf

sdetweil

@rkorell his issue is not knowing JavaScript language and syntax

rkorell

@sdetweil Yes :-)
therefore I thought a detailed example would be beneficial …
Warmest regards,
Ralf