@Von-Sudden thank you for helping out. I will look into the font awedome issue.

@Von-Sudden I just pushed a quick fix, please try it out.

@Von-Sudden thanks, quick fixes aren’t always the best. I’ll have a look. Thanks for the info.

@off112 I have just pushed an update that includes the departure track info. Try it out and let me know of any issues.

@off112 it should be quite simple. I’ll look into it.

I don’t really know. I just stumbled upon it browsing through the code in the development branch as I was thinking about implementing end times in my mirror.

It is not even documented in the README, you have to look in calendar.js to find out about the new options.

When the code is moved to the master branch I am sure they will update the documentation (and also change some defaults to be non-reaking such as showEnd which should be false by default)

@richard238 just set showEnd to false.

showEnd: false,

It is one of the new features in the latest beta. You can turn it off in config.js.

I have a problem with the default calendar module. I am trying to show the kids’ school calendars with absolute starting and ending times. However, once a class has started the view changes to a relative starting time (but the information is relative to the ending time…) and an absolute ending time.

This is the mirror display: (“Slutar 12 minuter” means “Ending in 12 minutes”, the screenshot was taken 13.18)

And this is the corresponding config.js entry:

                       module: "calendar",
                        position: "bottom_left",
                        header: "Schema",
                        classes: "vardagsmorgon",
                        config: {
                                maximumNumberOfDays: 2,
                                maximumEntries: 7,
                                dateFormat: "ddd HH.mm",
                                dateEndFormat: "HH.mm",
                                showEnd: true,
                                timeFormat: "absolute",
                                getRelative: 0,
                                fade: false,
                                displaySymbol: false,
                                calendars: [
                                        {
                                                symbol: "calendar-o ",
                                                url: "..."
                                        },

What am I doing wrong? Or is this a bug within the calendar module?

Well, windows 10 can be installed on a USB but you need to google it.
If you just want the Magic Mirror application on a UsB stick then put it in a folder named MagicMirror on your stick and adapt the command line/batch script accordingly.
J