It’s truly been a long time.

At the beginning of this year, I wrapped up 13 years of business in Frankfurt, Germany, and returned to Seoul, Korea. Due to the move and various other matters, I haven’t been able to focus on this project. However, since February, I’ve started working again—this time in Beijing, China.

One serious issue is that, for various security-related reasons, it has become extremely difficult to access GitHub, this project, and the community. As you may know, China’s Golden Shield censorship system and the Great Firewall have rendered almost all VPNS useless. It’s not just GitHub—accessing Google, Dropbox, or any external APIS has become very challenging. On top of that, my company’s security policies prevent me from working on external projects during work hours. (and even in my free time… What a situation!)

As a result, I haven’t been able to maintain many of the MagicMirror modules I developed, let alone respond to GitHub issues.

Given these circumstances, maintaining my GitHub repositories is extremely difficult.
If anyone is interested in any of my modules, I would be happy to give them repository management rights. I had a similar absence from this scene in the past, and back then I regrettably transferred full ownership of some modules—which I now deeply regret. This time, I intend to assign co-maintainer rights instead. If you’re interested, please email me (eouia0819@gmail.com). I may have difficulty checking emails, but I’ll try to do so as much as I can.

I’m not sure when my work in China will end, but I want to express that I still care deeply about this community.

@Xsoldier2000
This module usually (and for your convenience), uses the whole width of the region that this module lays on. So, if you want to use 3/4 width of the entire screen, it will be easier to limit the width and location of the region itself. So, if you want to lay this module into top_center, guess how to expand and locate top_center region to 3/4 width from the right edge. (There could be many solution and condition, so I cannot point a silver bullet.)

Hmmm… I was in our traditional ceremony with my family - a lunar new year, so I couldn’t catch this post. Sorry.
Anyway, this symptom is not my module’s fault, right? There were some reports similar to this, but not figured out.

@sdetweil
Thanks for your explanation always.
I’ll add small message in the screen on waiting - “Waiting calendar fetch…” or something informative in the next update…

@MDWEBB said in New module installer:

[ERROR] ReferenceError: HTMLElement is not defined

This error message seems to be caused by some JS validator trying to check the browser-oriented syntax on the nodeJS environment.

@MDWEBB
You’d better start from a clean configuration and then add one by one to find what was wrong.

@oquendo421

maximumEntries: 4,

Hmmmm… I think you’d better increase this value more.

@rkorell
Do you have any sketch for AS-IS and TO-BE?

@plainbroke @reverendz
Instead of .date_xx, use .today to point today’s cell.

And about the circle; https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/18324/mmm-calendarext3-show-color/11?_=1736098133616

@rkorell
CX3A is identified with CSS selector “.CX3A” to be distinguished from CX3.

I think I found it.

Add these into the default calendar module.

maximumEntries: 100,
maximumNumberOfDays: 365,