@MMRIZE (tagged as author)

I have 4 transforms attempting to work at the same time, the last one “busy” doesn’t work - can someone explain why?

				eventTransformer: (ev) => {
					if (ev.title.search("🏠") > -1) {
						ev.title = ev.title.replace("🏠 Personal Commitment","Private (Brendan)");
						ev.color = 'yellow';
					}
					if (ev.title.search("✈ Flight") > -1) {
						ev.title = ev.title.replace("✈ Flight","Private (Brendan)");
						ev.color = 'yellow';
					}
					if (ev.title.search("🚌️") > -1) {
						ev.title = ev.title.replace("🚌️ Transit","Private (Brendan)");
						ev.color = 'yellow';
					}
					if (ev.title.search("busy️") > -1) {
						ev.title = ev.title.replace("busy","Private (Mom)");
						ev.color = 'yellow';
					}
					return ev
				},

@MMRIZE It could also be with as many MM systems out there a simple timing issue. every 5 minutes, bam 3000 systems flood CL with requests. Maybe start changing default to once a week on holiday calendar at most.

@oraturk75 My rules:

1. Must plug HDMI into the bottom, top, or side, not the back. (Flat against the case)

2. Must have VESA Mounting if I keep the shell on.

3. Must remember if it’s on or off through power outage.

@alex2 Sadly, with the loss of OMXplayer, camera support on the Pi is somewhat weak regardless of brand. I actually reverted to the previous OS, and use a command line OMXPlayer to bring up a camera on top of my window.

@DDE12 I’d suspect both of those modules aren’t handling server difficulties well from NASA…

@MM19198 https://github.com/MMRIZE/MMM-CalendarExt3#compatible-with-randombrainstormermmm-googlecalendar

There’s a config snippet there to make it work.

Course we could get around this hassle if Electron would just support full emojis. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@RGN01 try ‘fa-house’ rather than house. Follow through the same for each. Make sure they’re not the pro versions, they won’t work.

https://fontawesome.com/icons/house?f=classic&s=solid is the example - use the HTML version.

@sdetweil I know one of the camera apps does it.

@videogame95 Both should be fully functional - unless you use specific modules, in which case you’d have to set the IP address to the address of the mirror. (192.168.0.x, typical)

@aderoks

As I’ve said many times before a calendar is a list of dates in a readable format. An agenda is a calendar with activities.

Sadly, corporations have made the term extremely fluid, and as a result, we just call it all a calendar now.

But, yes, CalExt3 is the way to get a full size calendar, and MMM-Multimonth is a way to get a mini calendar with agenda marks, and MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda is how to get a list.

However you want is the beauty of MagicMirror.

@btastic to double down on what @MMRIZE said - taking over someone else’s archived module is an exceptional way to learn how to do things. I Would highly encourage it, as the author has directly said he’s okay with it. I did that with a module myself. Taught me so much about javascript working out bugs in an existing module and adding my own flair (and I really should get back on it for one bit…)

@btastic Nice. If I hadn’t already done some stupid pi tricks to get that info into a notification so I can display it with MMM-Valuesbynotification…

@JMac in this case, if you’re that close, it’s a simple git pull in your module directory, then restart.

as a force of habit, I run git pull then npm install on every update, just to make sure everything loads, then restart.

Likely, the reason it didn’t work before was a slight change to the code introduced in 1.2.0 - MMRize took duplicate code out of all his CX3 modules, and made a single file for them all - you had to install that code via the documentation here: https://github.com/MMRIZE/MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda#update-to-120

I missed it too…

@btastic Slick. I like it.

@MMRIZE Curious - does this have any purpose other than prettying logs for PM2 users?

@LightsGuy yeah, that app isn’t really supported - It’s actually the inspiration for my module - MMM-Multimonth - which is a mini calendar for as many months as you’d like.

Glad you got a solution!

@bhepler this is where a frame comes into play. Hard tack three of the sides, then the fourth use a cabinet hinge so you can open it - and hide the Pi there along with power and such. Sneaky.

@justbob I’d switch to CX3agenda, to be honest. Much better.

New update to this module: Event visualization is now controllable by calendar.

Please see github for adjustments - Pay attention to “calNames” .

As always, module requires default calendar for functionality, but does not require display of said calendar.

Enjoy!
– B