MMM-MyCommute

[banbutcher]

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?

[testdruif]

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)

https://github.com/qistoph/MMM-MyCommute/issues/12

[sdetweil]

@testdruif is this module getting cal events as broadcast by the calendar module? How often does the cal module refresh/broadcast?

[testdruif]

@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)

https://github.com/qistoph/MMM-MyCommute/issues/12

When the calendar events are added the code crashes further down the line.
Code doesn’t add the calendar collor variable.

[testdruif]

@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.

[sdetweil]

@testdruif hm… I have a module that uses calendar events broadcast, and gets it right away…

[SoleLo]

Is there a way to remove the arrival time ?

[bhepler]

@SoleLo - You could probably modify the custom.css file to hide the value of the arrival time.

[SoleLo]

@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.

[sun34529]

@SoleLo and @bhepler , I’m trying to figure this out as well. Any luck?