Wunderlist - your todos on the mirror

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.

Kukielka58

@paviro Did exactly what you said. I ran node fetcher_debug_client.js from the /opt/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Wunderlist/ directory and it seems to have worked.
Create new todo fetcher for list: Inbox - Interval: 1000

Kukielka58

@paviro said in Wunderlist - your todos on the mirror:

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.

Any progress so far?