@sdetweil said in v2.22.0 | default calendar: no symbols with customEvents:

you can pull down the develop branch and try it out.

the fix is not on develop because it is not merged yet but it should not take a long time …

@wimthoelke

the module is untouched since 4 years which means dead.

You can try this fork https://github.com/KristjanESPERANTO/MMM-PublicTransportHafas

The “&nbsp” part is missing in the fork so may this is fixed there.

@bugsounet

from mm folder npx jest tests/...<filename>

@Freddy_boy

npm install node-fetch will install the latest version which is a v3.x

mm does not support typescript and so needs a v2.x version.

you have to look up the latest v2.x release and install this. This is a problem of MMM-Weather and should be fixed there.

@timogden

you could use envsubst < config/config.js.template > config/config.js.

The config.js.template is the config for both which contains variables for the different values. So you could write a script which sets the variables for user1 and then run envsubst for config1 and the same for user2/config2 afterwards.

@sdetweil said in Running on Pi Zero 2 W?:

as addition: pi zero 2 is armv7l

nice article: https://blog.alexellis.io/raspberry-pi-zero-2/

@angeliKITTYx said in Default Weather Module (Weathergov) stuck on loading:

https://api.weather.gov/gridpoints/AKQ/88,50/stations

if I use the above url in the browser I get

so you can wait or use another weather provider …

@sdetweil

only wanted to post this variant …

As background: This is a feature of my docker container where you can use a config.js.template and the variables are defined in the docker-compose.yml which starts the container and before starting mm I run envsubst to make the real config.js.

my pi zero 2w was delivered today and I’m really surprised about the good performance.

Tested 2 apps:

• mm as docker setup
• motioneye with google drive upload (also docker)

Both worked out of the box and felt not slower as on my old pi 3b.

@sdetweil

and interesting idea being described for integrating older devices, like washing machine, is to monitor the power consumption with a smart plug… (I don’t know which do that in the US)

thats exactly what I plan for my washing machine

I wonder if the pi also has a lower consumption that can be measured and used as a trigger to turn off the smart switch when the power drops after pi shuts down…

I ordered a smart plug from TuYa for this and tested this now with a raspberry pi 4.

When the pi is running:

After shutdown of the pi but red light of pi still on: