@jacktar said in Compliments: RemoteFile Configuration:

compliments.js:134 GET http://0.0.0.0:8080/modules/default/compliments/file://home/pi/MagicMirror/compliments.json 404 (Not Found)

You see the problem in the error message.
The variable remoteFilegets appended to an existing path which is http://0.0.0.0:8080/modules/default/compliments/.

You only need to put in the name of the file without a path and put your file into the compliments folder.

@goldyfruit Looks very interesting! What are you doing with Mycroft?
I’d love to setup a capable assistant that is not using a cloud

@smowk
Great stuff! Just… how?
Can you give a bit more description of your project? I mean I generally like the drama part but lots of people might not want to click that link

OK some of the errors have apparently been solved by usings sam’s upgrade script. I was a bit to fast with the reporting.

The latter one not.
For moment().tz I see one needs to include moment-timezone when using node.js. Which is not being done in calendarutils.js.
Why am I the only one experiencing this issue?

The calendar module throws out errors and does not start anymore for me due to following error:
Two public calendars give:

 [ERROR] Calendar Error. Could not fetch calendar:  https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/xxxxxxxxx%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics 
Cannot read property 'guess' of undefined

My private calendar has the issue:

Calendar Error. Could not fetch calendar:  https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/xx.xxx%40gmail.com/private-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxb/basic.ics 
moment.tz is not a function

I THINK the moment.tz error has been there before and i solved that locally but have overwritten the solution in the meantime.

Anyone else have these problems or any suggestions?

Anyone

@0m4r Happy to help out with the development if you can provide the raw data from the API.
Cheers!

@0m4r YOur module is looking better and better. Have you had the cahnce to look for more details about game scores.
I’m looking for something like

            Manchester City     2 - 1    Dortmund
             1:0 De Bruyne 19' 1:1 Reus 84' 
             2:1 Foden 90'

to show on first sight.

@scumbelly great solution! css is really powerful!

@scumbelly APIs like openweather usually supply timestamps that get interpeted by moment(). So moment is the one putting out lowercase days/months instead of uppercase, not openweather.
Go through the moment docs, and try to find out if you can somhow manipulate the case.

@scumbelly said in es language to uppercase:

Is it possible to translate the es lowercase data to uppercase in translations es.json? I didn’t think I could because I thought the translated spanish data, plus calendar month starting on Domingo (oops - dom.), was data supplied from the OpenWeather app. It sure would be easier to do the translation in en.json. I did try “marzo”: “Marzo”, in the es.json file to no success.

Translations from the translations file only work when they are explicitely called in the source code using the translate function.
Hence, a user cannot decide to translate anything by adding the translation.