@feuerball please press on main.js on the right so we can see on what it tries to execute the lower case thing.

@Bangee Wait! That’s just all modules logging they received the notification, thats probably the same message over and over again logged by different modules.

@Bangee you can always try to add some logging to the code console.log("something") to see where it is triggered and if the script is the cause or something else :)

When I checked it did not work, maybe the dependencies were updated since then. If not install v5 :)

@incubik Looks fine, the hardware does not influence the module behavior tough, you could also run it without something connected.

@incubik I don’t use that browser, Google it :)
@pugsly Node v6 is not supported at the moment.
@Bangee yes, the pin has to be an int :) @incubik you also made that mistake!

@incubik have you checked your Web inspector?

Thanks! :)

I am on it but I can’t find the problem… :confounded:
When broadcastItems is fired and therefore fetcher.onReceive triggered the lists are populated. But once broadcastTodos() collects the tasks by looping over the fetchers some lists appear to be empty. Any chance you could have a look?

It is not the socket connection. The fetcher sometimes returns an empty list :/

Does work great now! The only problem is sometimes a list is empty on a refresh even tough it should not be :/

{ inbox: [],
  'ViRO Entertainment': 
   [ 'Todo1',
     'Todo2',
     'Todo3' ]
 }

I do not quite understand how the itemsReceivedCallbackworks :confused:

I won’t pretend I completely understand what you did there :sweat_smile:
Is it okay if I copy that code, I managed to modify it in a way that seems to work :)

I am just working on some changes in my Wunderlist module and have a problem caused by not knowing JavaScript enough…

One instance of my module can display multiple Wunderlist lists. In order for that to work I have to do one requests for every list to the Wunderlist API.

 request({url: "https://a.wunderlist.com/api/v1/tasks?list_id=" + id, method: "GET", headers: {"X-Access-Token": this.config.accessToken,"X-Client-ID": this.config.clientID}}, function(error, response, body) {
      if (!error && response.statusCode == 200) {
      ....
      callback(tasks);
 }
});

My problem is I can’t think of a way to combine the todos from all those requests into a single array and then after all todos are received send them to the interface.

@jagerpower sorry forgot about those… Will add a Screenshot to this post when I am home.

@jagerpower also toggle the array in the array until there is nothing else to toggle…

@jagerpower toggle the array that’s logged by the module anything in there?

@jagerpower are there any log after that from the module?

@jagerpower check the log not the element should be another tab.

@jagerpower checked the Web inspector?