Hey all. I am hoping someone can shed some light on calendar event time display for the default calendar module. I have pasted the code below and while I can get the events to show an absolute date, that is as far as I can get. changing dateFormat seems to do nothing. I have referenced Moment.js as noted in the documentation.

Maybe there is something fundamental I am not understanding? What I want, is to see the day of the week and the time for an event. For example: NameOfEvent Tue April 28th 10:00 AM

Here is the code, with some redaction on the ical address.

		{
			module: "calendar",
			header: "Family Calendar",
			position: "top_left",
			config: {
				maximumNumberOfDays: 21,
				getRelative: 0,
				urgency: 0,
				timeFormat: "absolute",
				dateFromat: "ddd MMM Do HH:mm",
				calendars: [
					{
						symbol: "calendar",
						url: "https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/----------/basic.ics"
						},

				]
			}

But this results in the following display:

Despite get relative being set to 0, it is still showing the closest event as relative and the following are dates only. Any thoughts?

@raywo, I love this module. It’s clean and simple. Great work. My MagicMirror is not a mirror but rather a central family information center in our main living area. Just like @yep_DD posted earlier last year, we use raspotify. We have no need to control playback via the MagicMirror but it would be great to be able to have multiple account support in some manner, ideally with the ability to only display what is playing on the raspotify device. I listen to Spotify on a lot of different devices and while there is nothing secret about what I listen to, I also can’t see a need for everyone at home to see what I am listening to when I am at work.

Since people may have many different Spotify streaming devices, rather than trying to integrate with them directly, what about the ability to apply a filter device names so that the module ONLY displays when you are playing on a certain device(s)? In my case, I could simply duplicate the module, one with my credentials and one with my wife’s credentials. If I could filter each instance to only display a specific device, then in theory it would only display 1 instance of the module at a time. If we had more than 1 device, say the MagicMirror upstairs and another device in the basement, it might be nice to actually see a display of what each of us are playing in the house.