@Lange Good idea… I thought about looking to adding it as an option set in config file. It may be a few weeks before I can maybe start to take a look at it.

@Lange Good idea… I thought about looking to adding it as an option set in config file. It may be a few weeks before I can maybe start to take a look at it.

@jsp196 A possible reason for your tasks not displaying is if you have any tasks with no due dates, there is a known bug in MMM-Todoist that will not display any of the tasks. I have a fork at https://github.com/tkotz8105/MMM-Todoist that corrects the bug. I hope it solves your issue.

Mine too. I wonder if Todoist API was changed. I was planning to look at it but unfortunately it won’t be until the weekend.

@Sunburned I find that sometimes happens as well… some changes I make (deletions, additions, mods) don’t make it to the mirror. I do not know why that is happening and have not looked in any detail on it. When you say that you restart the Mirror at 2 am… is it a system reboot? I do the same and when it all starts back up… the tasks are there and properly sorted.

@Sunburned I wrote a fix to the ‘no due date tasks’ so they will sort to the end. I think Chris Booker hasn’t had time to implement but the fix is available at my MMM-Todoist fork at: https://github.com/tkotz8105/MMM-Todoist

@MasonT3 I wrote a fix to the ‘no due date tasks’ so they will sort to the end. I think Chris Booker hasn’t had time to implement but the fix is available at my MMM-Todoist fork at: https://github.com/tkotz8105/MMM-Todoist

@Sunburned No you do not need the premium Todoist account for the module to work.

Hi psm9… I’m fairly new to MagicMirror but I’ve been digging into the Todoist module to sort the list by due date. Did anyone ever answer your question? I didn’t see any responses to your sort question so I started digging into it and added code to the fetcher.js for MMM-Todoist.
I’ve got it working on my mirror and when I add something that is due today… it will put it in the proper sequence on the next refresh. My JS skills are limited so the code may be made more efficient but it works. I’ll contact the Todoist author to see if I can add it to the module.

P.S. I tried adding the code to this message but it did not take all 50 lines or so.

Thanks for the quick response strawberry 3.141. I thought I ran ‘npm install’ but I ran it as you suggested and now clock is working. Thanks again.

I initially updated MagicMirror2 to V2.1.1 through git pull but then started getting blank screen running serveronly and so I reinstalled entire MagicMirror2 and modules. Started serveronly again and getting blank screen again. When I look in system log file, I’m getting the error:
Message: console message: http://localhost:8080/modules/default/clock//clock.js @49: ReferenceError: Can’t find variable: moment
Message: console message: http://localhost:8080/modules/default/clock//clock.js @77: ReferenceError: Can’t find variable: moment
Did I miss installing a dependency?
I’m running MagicMirror on Pi Zero, Raspian Jessie