@MyMirror So there’s a lot to unpack here, BUT let me see how I can help – I actually use both right now! A few years back I finally got my family all onboard with Wunderlist, which I adore, and… they got bought by Microsoft, which announced that it would shutter WL eventually. So I’m currently evaluating Todoist in order to gradually move the family over to that when the time comes. Honestly? I’m not sure anything can replace Wunderlist for me (it was perfect!) but Todoist works well and the team seems dedicated. The MM module for it looks really nice, too!

As for Wunderlist: I have had issues with it also in the past couple of weeks. Sometimes, it just… doesn’t load. Most of these times, a quick refresh will fix it, or a restart of MagicMirror if that doesn’t do it. (Jopyth’s MagicMirror Remote module is pretty phenomenal for this task, if you don’t already have it I highly recommend).

My best guess is that we’re bumping up against Wunderlist’s API rate limit. In your config, try setting it to request less frequently? I need to remember to try the same. The good news is that if it was already working for you before, then your configuration is probably good; there’s been no major API changes or updates to the module that I know of, so if it worked before and you haven’t changed anything, you’re already on good footing.

Now, since you’re already looking at trying to pick which service to use, here’s my advice: Make yourself an account on Todoist as well, and find a couple tutorials on how to use it (it’s a little bit of a different mindset). Populate it with some lists and due dates, and see if you can see that up on your mirror as well. The documentation for the module should cover everything you need to get it set up, but there’s not really any sense dumping hours into forcing something to work if you’re gonna end up not using it!!

If you still cannot get either service up and running, feel free to DM me and I’ll see if I can help with your config.

@olexs Thanks a lot for that fork – it’s exactly what I needed for the mirror!

@ATibbs This is not my work (I’m not that smart) but I did find a fork of this module that adds what I think you’re looking for – it’s behind the master still, but it works pretty well by and large. Check out the calendar-integration branch of this repository (courtesy of olexs on github).

You may need some additional configuration settings to make it work. I don’t currently have access to mine, but iirc I guessed at the changes based on this changelog from the pull request on the master repo.

In a few days I’ll be back home, feel free to shoot me a message if you can’t get it up and running an I’ll send you my config once I can get to it.

@Jopyth I didn’t think I had (actually I don’t think I ever even noticed it!) but I guess I bumped into it just enough to change the value. All good now. Thanks!

This is awesome and I like it a whole lot.

Thanks, man

Depending on the setup, it may actually be easier to have a monitor that’s the same size you’d use for a rectangular MM, and then block the corners off with either a wide frame or drywall if it’s truly inset. From there, you can just use CSS to “bump” modules left, right, up, or down on the screen so they’re positioned right into the curves of the glass. As long as it’s not gonna be changed a whole lot, that might work just fine also…

Very nice! I’ll definitely pull from that then

@mongo116 sadly I don’t see that those were ever added in and it wasn’t me that did it. I have no idea what I’m doing but sometime soon I’ll see if I can figure it out? I also tried for that awhile back using CSS but didn’t get very far. If you get it let me know, and I’ll do the same!

@Basanth_Kumar I’m on my phone so I can’t look up links very effectively, but there are a couple of guides on the forums that are good for learning how to setup your configuration file. The official guide on the github page is also pretty thorough. It definitely took some trial and error for me to get up and running (gotta pay attention to those commas!) but you’ll get it. Just follow those guides, and just change one little thing at a time so you can learn to see how it works — you’ll get the hang of it!

@mongo116 The changes were merged into the main branch of the module, so if you’re up to date, then you should be able to add ‘’’precipitationFillColor’’’ to your config. I added a description and some other info to the readme as well.