Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MyWastePickup (Toronto waste collection schedule)
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@onetwankyfive I’ve updated the module with 2018’s schedule. You should be good to go now.
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@kruemel said in MMM-MyWastePickup (Toronto waste collection schedule):
I changed your schedule.csv to match my collection schedule.
I’m trying to do the same thing myself for a spin off of this for my collection schedule here in the UK. I’m having the same issue as you at the moment. When I figure it out, I’ll post back here.
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@kruemel I honestly have no idea why yours isn’t working. I thought it might be because you used a collection day name that’s not valid, but
Thursday1
is in the list. I also thought maybe your date format didn’t match, but that seems to be fine too.Just to be sure, are you fully restarting Magic Mirror after these changes? The module only loads the schedule once at startup. Refreshing the browser won’t reload the schedule.
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Yes i did.
Now i git pulled your latest relase.
Also tried npm install and got this:pi@mm:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-MyWastePickup $ npm install npm WARN mmmmywastepickup@1.0.0 No repository field.
But, with your 2018, its working.
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@kruemel You can ignore that error message. It just means I’ve omitted some information from the package.json file, but none of what I’ve left out is critical to the operation of this module.
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it works now.
Just your update and my svg file, and now it works…
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@kruemel For what it’s worth, I’ve just added official support for a custom schedule file. Check the README for instructions to do so. What you’ve done should and does work, but you risk having your schedule file overwritten if you update the module. With a quick tweak, you can have your schedule work within the new system and it won’t get overwritten when you update the module.
I just pushed v1.3 to GitHub a few moments ago, so you’ll need to pull again.
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@j.e.f.f works as usual, thanks for your quick work :-)
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@j.e.f.f i have one more thing (just a detail):
Week day shown correctly in german like “Donnerstag” but it shows “Tomorrow” instead of “Morgen”.
Maybe this will also be “Today” instead of “Heute” but that i will know tomorrow ;-)Regards
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@kruemel This should be fixed now. Do a pull for v1.4. Also run
npm install
as I updated Moment.js to resolve a security vulnerability.