MMM-CalendarExt

[A Former User]

@vauxdvihl
Hmmm, in my memory of last test, there is no event of Byern holiday in September. Your config would show events in 2 weeks. I think it seems to be normal. Isn’t it?

[Vauxdvihl]

@Sean
Sorry no
Currently school is out (summer)
Starts again on tuesday next week
So there should be an entry called “Sommerferien” in the calendar for this week and for next monday.
But i will set it like your request

Thanks

[A Former User]

@vauxdvihl I’ve found what was wrong and fixed it. sorry. update and try again.

[SK4018]

Hi all,
stupid question for you guys. How do I update the module? My mirror says I’m behinde two updates. Thanks!

[A Former User]

@sk4018

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-CalendarExt
git pull

[Tabbe]

Hi all!

Is there way to format the date of current and upcoming views? I used

          titleFormat: "dddd",
          overTitleFormat : "dddd",

But still date format is unchanged.

[A Former User]

@tabbe
https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt/wiki/Configuration#defaultview

Use dateFormat

[Tabbe]

@sean said in MMM-CalendarExt:

@tabbe
https://github.com/eouia/MMM-CalendarExt/wiki/Configuration#defaultview

Use dateFormat

I did try with that but still it remains unchanged.

        current: {
                        title: "Test",
                        dateFormat: "dddd",
                        titleFormat: "dddd",
                        overTitleFormat : "dddd",
                        position: 'top_left',
                        useRelative: 0,
                        limit:2
          },

I also tried without other formating and with basic M.D format.

[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

[redink]

I just updated this module, and it stopped working. I even tried resting to the simple config from the readme, and nothing is coming up. Where can I see the logs for it to try and fix this?

[A Former User]

@redink
stop pm2 mm then npm start dev in your MM directory root.