Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Wunderlist - Stuck on Black Screen
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Thank you – I’ll give those a try.
JSlint didn’t give an errors with the exception for “use spaces not tabs, etc.”
I’ll fix the Access Typo and add in the brackets. I think I actually had the brackets before and then removed them.
I did not have Access Token or Client DI in in those fields – Just the actual values. I only put that there for the purpose of this post.
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1- go to https://developer.wunderlist.com/
2- sign in
3- create app
4- App URL : https://a.wunderlist.com/api/v1/lists
5- App callback : http://localhost:8080
6- Save the app (=> you have now the client ID)
7- Click on generate token (=> you have now the access token) -
Ok - so I changed the couple of problems I had regarding the extra S and the brackets.
I actually already grabbed the token and client ID. I’ve done it three times now… Pardon my ignorance but where can I look for the log file to see where it’s getting stuck?
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I used your config (copy paste), fixedthe typo for the list), added my client ID and token and it works fine. So the only reason I see would be a incorrect token
Are you 100% sure that you don’t use the “secret token” and use the “access token” ?
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Had some time work on this again and I’d like to follow up in case it can help someone else who is new to this as I have solved the problem.
Let it be known that the only experience I have with code is a little of each - Arduino, BASIC (From 15 years ago and it was ancient even then), and C+, so bear with me.
I was receiving a blank screen because I installed the Wunderlist module into the /Modules/default folder with the other modules as that was my intuition. So the config file couldn’t find the module when called. I simply cut and pasted the whole MMM-Wunderlist folder into /modules.
So that was just an installation (user) problem as the directions clearly state that it goes under /modules, not /modules/defaults.
At this point only the header would display- No list. I tried leaving it at the default of the “inbox” list, which never worked.
I tried another list and it finally showed up! The list name is case sensitive, which may be an added security feature for authentication.
I did not try testing the “inbox” using a capital “I”, so it may work, but regardless, these small changes fixed the issue.
Special thanks to @bobbob601 for taking the time to help diagnose and testing tokens and ID’s on his own MagicMirror.
I’ll post some pictures once I have it all configured the way I’d like.
Aaron
