MMM-MyCalendar

j.e.f.f

@Sean That extra icon beside “Kinetic Social Pay” is an emoji in the calendar entry itself. It has nothing to do with this module. In any case, you’re seeing a screenshot from my laptop. It doesn’t render on the mirror running Raspberry Pi. I just see a box.

Does anyone know how to incorporate emojis on the Pi?

kruemel

Hey Jeff

Iam not sure if this happend with the change, but i just updated your other module…

Since you added the possibility to change the format of your MyCommute travelTime (travelTimeFormat: “h[h] m[m]”,) i have the following issue with your calendar module.

Iam from switzerland and we are using the 24h mode.
If i set 12h in the config, the apointment is correct 7:00pm

If i change to 24h in the config (which here is the common setting) it shows 7:00 (am) instead of 19:00

I know the module is just modified from you (with the integrated basic “calendar” module which comes with the MagicMirror itself i also have the same issue).
So i think this could be an effect of the recent change of the “moment-duration-format” you describe? Or is this not possible?
(that works by the way, perfectly)

Thank you and you made a great job with this modules, love those! :-)

j.e.f.f

@kruemel Ah! I see. The problem here is my version of the module is not properly respecting the global time format setting, so you’re getting a weird combination of 12 hour and 24 hour time in the output. I’ll see how soon I can get a fix in place for this.

j.e.f.f

@kruemel OK So I made a rather significant change in order to support this. Instead of trying to use the global time format parameter, you now explicitly specify how you would like days, dates and times displayed in your config. This gives you absolute control over everything.

To get the update, navigate to the MMM-MyCalendar directory and execute git pull.

IMPORTANT!!
One of the configuration parameters no longer means what it used to. If you used timeFormat to specify if you would like to see relative or absolute dates for upcoming events, that parameter is now named useRelativeDates, and you can specify true or false (Defaults to false).

timeFormat is now used to specify how you would like to see time displayed. For example, if you wanted 24 hour time with leading zeros, you would specify HH:mm (e.g.: 07:00, 23:30, etc).

dateFormat, which was previously used to specify a full string for date and time display is now used JUST to configure how you would like dates to be displayed. (e.g.: MMMM D for January 2, DD-MMM for 02-Jan, etc).

dayOfWeekFormat is new and is used to specify how you would like to see weekday names displayed (e.g.: dddd for Monday, ddd for Mon, etc.).

joiningWord is the word you would like to see displayed between Day/Date and Time. It defaults to at (e.g.: January 2 at 2:00 PM), so if you do not want a joining word, specify an empty string (i.e.: joiningWord : ""). In the above example you would configure joiningWord : "um".

The module will build the full event date string using bits and pieces of how your configure the items above.

kruemel

You’r great :-)

Thank you very much, it works like a charm. Also happy about the joiningWord.
That makes fun to use with short response from developers ;-)

Wish you a nice week and thanks again for your fast adjustment!

j.e.f.f

@kruemel Glad you like the update!

pjkoeleman

Re: MMM-MyCalendar
@j-e-f-f Thanks a lot for the latest update. Now I have a request for an addittion.

In the line with the appointment date and time my line in Dutch now reads
“Morgen om 19:00” > “Tomorrow at 19:00”
Can we ad a suffix word like “joiningWord”? In this way I can configure my appointment day and time line as
“Morgen om 19:00 uur” > “Tomorrow at 19:00 hour”
When you don’t want the suffix make it possible to use an empty string like joiningWord (suffixWord : “”)

On Github I sent you my proposed file changes.

Thanks in advance.

j.e.f.f

@pjkoeleman you can add that into your timeFormat config, like so:

timeFormat : "HH:mm [uur]"

Anything in the square brackets will display exactly as you type it.

pjkoeleman

@j.e.f.f
That will do as well, thanks for your repley.

Kimzer

I love this module. Very nicely made. But i would like to be able to show a calender with every single day + something special to show the holidays(i only use it for holidays now)
Can i create an ical with all the days in it and maybe have a certain color for holidays?

j.e.f.f

@Kimzer Do you mean you want to display the whole year? If so that is not what this is designed to do. The thinking behind this is that you really don’t spend a lot of time looking at the mirror, so it only displays information that is immediately useful and that can be consumed in about 30 seconds.

That said, I think I saw a calendar module that displays a month at a time that might be more in line with what you are looking for. Sorry I don’t remember its name but if you do a search I’m sure you’ll find it.

strawberry 3.141

@j.e.f.f should be calendar_monthly by @KirAsh4

A Former User

@Kimzer Consider MMM-CalendarExt. It has daily view.(or something more than)

Johans

Nice module, great work.

Now I see the US calendar but I would like to see a Belgian calendar with school hollidays and also where I can add local appointments.
How can I do this - any instructions or help would be great

j.e.f.f

@Johans Try this site:

https://calendar.teamup.com/kb/holiday-calendar-feeds-preview-teamup/

There is one for Belgium there, as well as a whole bunch of countries.

To add your own appointments, just follow the same instructions as the default calendar for adding your own calendar account.

Johans

@j.e.f.f
thanks for the link - seems this is what i needed

Johans

Hi, Installed this module as replacement of the standard calendar module.
I’m using a private made teamup calendar, and all shows fine, except I don’t know how to get the colors & small icon as shon in your picture.
Can you expain how to achieve this.
thx

j.e.f.f

@Johans The colours are set per calendar in your config as follows:

calendars: [
  {
      url: "http://path.to.som/calendar.ics",
      color: "#ffb350"
  }
]

As for the little icon, are you referring to the icon in the title that looks like a stack of bills with wings? That is an emoji used in the calendar entry itself, and has nothing to do with the module. In fact, this will show up by default as an empty square when run on a Raspberry Pi. You can install an emoji font, but the best you’ll get is a white outline. You won’t get colour.

Johans

@j.e.f.f
thanks, that seems to work.
second question, How do I add 2 or more calendars?

j.e.f.f

@Johans The calendars portion of the config is an array. You can specify multiple calendars like so:

calendars: [
  {
      url: "http://path.to.some/calendar.ics",
      color: "#ffb350"
  },
  {
      url: "http://path.to.another/calendar.ics",
      color: "#ff77d4"
  }
]

Each calendar can have its own colour setting so that you can tell what the source of the event is.