Wunderlist - your todos on the mirror

[laknermi]

@paviro Hmmm… The developer portal at Wunderlist will not allow me to create a new app if I don’t provide an app URL and Auth callback URL.

[paviro]

@laknermi then set it to http://localhost I thought it was the default.

[laknermi]

@paviro Okay. I’ll try creating a new token with app URL and callback URL set to http://localhost.

[laknermi]

@laknermi "@paviro
Referencing my post for posterity
I got it to work! I created a new app in Wunderlist and set the App URL to “https://a.wunderlist.com/api/v1/lists” and Auth Callback URL to “http://localhost:8080” then applied the accessToken and clientID as @jagerpower did above.

[paviro]

@laknermi the App url should not be necessary :) or can be set to anything, like the callback too.

[laknermi]

@paviro In that case, your updated version works great! (Which by the way is incredibly cool!!! :dark_sunglasses: )

[paviro]

@laknermi glad you like it :slight_smile:

[jagerpower]

@paviro I reinstalled my MM and it works now. Thank you for this module

[Wilco89]

Looks like i’ve got same issue,

tried the Curl line you said before, that gives me the info tht is is all correct.

but nothing shows up.

[Wilco89]

Seems to work after a second npm install.

[mikmonken]

Hi, i’m having some problems with this too.

tokens and client ID are generated, and wanderlist appears on my mirror but non of this list content.

and when i run the curl command i get this.

{“error”:{“type”:“server_error”,“translation_key”:“api_error_unknown”,“message”:“An unknown server error occurred”,“authentication”:[“missing”]}}

i am a complete novice and just trying to follow instructions, but i’ve clearly messed up somewhere.

Access token and client id are taken as the values that are labelled just that.

heres what i have in my config.js ££££ have replaced numbers

{
                        module: 'MMM-Wunderlist',
                        position: 'left',  // This can be any of the regions. Best results in left or right regions.
                        header: 'To Do', // This is optional
                        config: {
                                accessToken:    '07ad3c20bb0500b£££££££££££££££££a759b6a7e07da2',
                                clientID:       'f1££££££££££££££££££1eb',
                                lists:          ["Inbox"],
                                maximumEntries: '60',
                                interval:       '1',
                                fade:           'true',
            // See 'Configuration options' for more information.
        }
    },

any help would be really appreciated.

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[mikmonken]

OK strike that it does work, there seemed to be an issue with the browser version of wanderlist not syncing, which meant that despite it appearing to have content on it wasn’t sending it to the mirror.

All good now.

[paviro]

Glad you figured out how to fix it :)

[Kukielka58]

Greetings,
first of all, thanks for making the module!
Sadly I can’t really appreciate your work, because it doesn’t work for me. :(

I’m running magicMirror on a Contos7 VM on my Homeserver.

The code in the Line 42 always returns me “undefined”.

this.tasks[this.config.lists[i]]

However retrieving the tasks via curl seems fine.

Here is my Config:

{
			module: 'MMM-Wunderlist',
			position: 'top_right',
			header: 'To-Do Liste',
			config: {
				accessToken: '*********************************',
				clientId: '*********************',
				lists: ['inbox'],
				interval: 5,
				maximumEntries: 5,
				fade: true
			}
}

I’m really looking forward to hear from you. :)

[paviro]

Are you sure this has nothing to do with your setup? Centos 7 is not officially supported.

[Kukielka58]

@paviro I know that it’s not officially supported but everything else seems fine.
Maybe any dependencies I’m not awayre of? I already installed npm request manually.

[paviro]

Not sure this error seems off to me since I check if the variable is undefined… Well I am on holiday right now so I can’t really check anything, sorry :/

[Kukielka58]

@paviro No Problem at all, hope you enjoy you holidays! :)

[Kukielka58]

@paviro After further inspection it seems like the array this.tasks = []; is always empty. which is why if (typeof this.tasks[this.config.lists[i]] != “undefined”) is always false. Any Ideas? :(

[paviro]

Please try using the fetcher_debug_client.js. You have to fill in your data in createFetcher("id", "Inbox", 1000, accessToken, clientID); at the bottom :) You can then run it with node fetcher_debug_client.js from the module directory.