@sdetweil Strange, as I sat here the module started working without any additional changes. Perhaps the fact that midnight struck and we entered a new month had something to do with it?? I just remotely checked the installation on my other family member’s mirror and it too is working. Go figure. And thanks for your time and suggestions!

For the record, here is my original response to your question about git pull and npm update:

Yep, tried that. Fooled around with variety of settings. Used a bare bones config with just the module name and position (it then shows the mini calendar and the days, but it does not populate with any events). When I noticed that it wasn’t showing anything past 5/30, I experimented with the Google Calendar itself. If I added an event to 5/31 it wouldn’t show up, but if I added a new event to 5/30 it would. I’m in the US Eastern Time Zone, configured for Detroit.

Here’s my calendar config in case it helps (I have fooled around with this too…further changing the maximumNumberOfDays and maximumEntries or leaving them with their default values):

		{
			//Not shown. Used for configuration of CalendarExt3Agenda
			module: "calendar",
			//position: "top_right",
			config: {
				maximumNumberOfDays: 60,
				maximumEntries: 30,
				calendars:
				[ {
					symbol: "calendar-check",
					url: "https://ics.calendarlabs.com/76/mm3137/US_Holidays.ics",
					name: "us_holiday",
				  },
				  {
					url: 'https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/redacted/basic.ics',
					name: "familyAgenda",
					fetchInterval: 1000 * 60 * 2, //every two minutes
				  }
				]
			}
		},

Strange situation. I’ve been using MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda without incident for a few months. I have two calendars configured in the default calendar module—a CalendarLabs US holiday calendar and a personal Google calendar. Earlier this week, it showed all the upcoming events including today 5/31 and this weekend. Two or three days ago, I noticed that it was only showing events until 5/30. Consequently, it now doesn’t show anything other than the module header. I didn’t change or update anything. I’m running a Rpi 2b w/ Node v20.14.0 and Magic Mirror 2.27. I did a fresh install and CalendarExt3Agenda is the only installed module. The same behavior is also happening on another Magic Mirror running on a rpi 4 on a different network and completely different calendars.

The calendar events are broadcasting but they do not appear in the CalendarExt3Agenda module. The events show up in the default calendar module if I make that module visible.

Below is my code for CalendarExt3Agenda. Any help is appreciated. I’m stumped.

		{
			module: "MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda", 
			position: "top_right",
			title: "My Agenda",
			header: "Family Calendar",
			classes: "fixed",
			disabled: false,
			config:  {
			  firstDayOfWeek: 0,
			  startDayIndex: 0,
			  endDayIndex: 10,
			  minimalDaysOfNewYear: 1,
			  onlyEventDays: 10,
			  useWeather: false,
			  useSymbol: false,
			  showMiniMonthCalendar: false,
			  calendarSet: [],
			  waitFetch: 1000 * 10, //wait 10 seconds
			  refreshInterval: 1000 * 60 * 2, //every two minutes
			}
		},

@mumblebaj Thank you so much for your efforts! For whatever reason, if those sections are commented out and pages is enabled, the map fails to load on my rpi (it would load if I disabled pages). I reinstalled both pages and BirdNET, disabled all other modules, removed custom.css, etc., but it wouldn’t work.

I’ve given up trying to resolve this because I was able to make MMM-Carousel work for my purposes. For anyone wondering, my struggle with Carousel was configuring multiple instances of the default weather app—an “ignored” current weather instance to always remain on the screen and a forecast weather instance to appear on another page. I couldn’t make it work using the carouselId method. Instead, I duplicated the default weather module. With that done, I was easily able to ignore “weather” and put “weather2” on another page. BirdNET works perfectly and I’m all set.

Thanks again for your time!

@mumblebaj Comment out that entire block of code, correct? After commenting it out, the module header still appeared on the screen, but the map itself did not. I thought the map might appear after several page rotations, but alas, no luck. Thanks for looking at it.

@sdetweil It seems to be something specific between MMM-BirdNET and Pages. I can put something like MMM-DadJokes as a fixed item on the page, and it will, as hoped, only refresh on its own schedule, not when the other modules/pages are switched. The popInterval option of BirdNET is already configured longer than the rotationTime option of Pages.

Using Carousel, I can ignore BirdNET, and it will stay in place and update properly (it doesn’t refresh every time the pages switch). Unfortunately, Carousel presents other issues unrelated to BirdNET (perhaps better saved for a separate post).

Request: Please help me get MMM-BirdNET to play nice with MMM-pages.

Setup: rpi 2 model B with Raspberry Pi OS desktop Bookworm installed. Fresh install with Nodejs version 22.1.0. Using the Edward Shen fork of MMM-pages.

Issue: MMM-BirdNET runs as expected if MMM-pages is not running. With MMM-pages, BirdNET is part of the “fixed” group, i.e., it should show up all the time. This part works fine—it shows up where expected and stays there as the other pages rotate. But each time the other pages rotate (currently every 15 seconds), the BirdNET module appears to refresh itself and the bird popup begins to switch much more quickly than the default 30 seconds. It’s a glitchy mess.

Other notes: I tried using the sdetweil fork of MMM-pages, but it wouldn’t rotate any pages whatsoever. I’m using MMM-pages because I find it simpler to use than MMM-Carousel, especially with multiple instances of modules. BirdNET plays nice with Carousel, but I much prefer pages.

Thanks for your time and input!

@pattanner92 Any luck getting around this error, other than by manual refresh? I have the same EAI_AGAIN errors.