MMM-CalendarExt

[A Former User]

@tabbe ‘dddd’ means the weekday name of target date/time. What exactly do you want to display as?

[Tabbe]

@sean
I want to display weekday name, like saturday.

[A Former User]

@tabbe
I think you’ve missed useRelative field in your config. the default value of useRelative of current & upcoming is 1 or true.
Set it as 0.

upcoming: {
            position: "top_left",
            dateFormat: "dddd",
            timeFormat: "HH:mm",
            limit: 5,
            useRelative: 0
          }

If you want to display only “Saturday” without time, unfortunately it is not supported. (Do you need? e.g. only starting time?)

[A Former User]

@tabbe
Now, I’ve updated module to display only starting time.
You can set like this;

upcoming: {
            position: "top_left",
            dateFormat: "dddd",
            timeFormat: " ", // don't use `""` instead `" "`
            limit: 5,
            useRelative: 0,
            onlyStartingTime: 1,
          }

And you can see like this.

[Tabbe]

@sean
This is weird. I did update module and still not getting like that.

:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-CalendarExt$ git pull
Already up-to-date.

Also, I would like it to be on current since it shows current date event. What I am trying to show is birthdays and suchs.

[A Former User]

@tabbe
Hmmm. weird,
As you can see on github page, 40mins ago I updated the module.
And you can use that config in current view also.(above is just sample)

[Tabbe]

@sean
Ah, somehow it is now working. Thanks!

[SK4018]

Hi all,
I love the ‘daily’ view (as seen in the post just above), as it presents both events for 7 days and times. However, I want them it to stay at a “Monday to Sunday” order. Is this possible with the daily view? Thanks

[A Former User]

@sk4018
I think you can use weeks view instead daily view. But starting weekday depends on which locale are you using.

[Vauxdvihl]

@sean
Thx a lot
It works
Greetz