Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MyCommute
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is there any way of knowing if calendar events are being passed? Ive added this code to mine and nothing gets added to my commute:
maxCalendarEvents: 2, maxCalendarTime: 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000, calendarOptions: [ { mode: 'driving' } ],
am i missing something?
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Created issue for calendar events regarding arrival time & transit option.
Also worth noting that calendar events are only first added when the module refreshes traffic (after 10 minutes from startup) -
@testdruif is this module getting cal events as broadcast by the calendar module? How often does the cal module refresh/broadcast?
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@testdruif said in MMM-MyCommute:
Created issue for calendar events regarding arrival time & transit option.
Also worth noting that calendar events are only first added when the module refreshes traffic (after 10 minutes from startup)When the calendar events are added the code crashes further down the line.
Code doesn’t add the calendar collor variable. -
@sdetweil Yes, the module gets events from calendar module broadcast.
Another issue: when you have multiple calendar modules configured the array gets wiped at unexpected times.
So you can only use it correctly with 1 calendar module.because the commute module loads before all calendar entries are processed they are processed on the next “commute update” which is 10m by default config.
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@testdruif hm… I have a module that uses calendar events broadcast, and gets it right away…
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Is there a way to remove the arrival time ?
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@SoleLo - You could probably modify the custom.css file to hide the value of the arrival time.
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@bhepler would something like this work?
.MMM-MYCommute.arrival-time-only .time {
display: none;UPDATE: I actually tried
.MMM-MYCommute. transit-arrival-time.time
{
display: none;
}Still doesn’t work.
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