@sdetweil Thanks again. I went back to basics and removed all ‘my’ entries from config.js and replaced them with the config from the reference page, slightly edited. This is what I now have:

    {
    module: "calendar",
    position: "bottom_left", 
    config: {
	   coloredText: false,
	   coloredBorder: false,
	   coloredSymbol: false,
	   coloredBackground: false,
	   calendars: [
		   {
			  url: 'https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/Calendar1Redacted/basic.ics',
			  symbol: 'calendar',
 	       },
	],
	}
	},

Which delivers:

Looking at the developers window, I see:

and

@sdetweil Thank you. You have helped a lot but I’m still battling. I’ve had a long day and am struggling to concentrate so will resume this tomorrow.

@sdetweil Thank you so much for your assistance - I really do appreciate it!

        {keyword: 'Recycling', symbol: 'fas fa-house', color: 'Red'},
        {keyword: 'Rubbish', symbol: 'fas fa-person', color: 'Gold'}
		],
        calendars: [
          {
            url: 'https://calendar.google.com//Calendar1Redacted/basic.ics',
            symbol: 'fa-house',
          },

It is matching to the ‘Rubbish’ keyword.

@sdetweil Thanks for clarifying. Unfortunately, no, it did not.

@sdetweil Thank you. I have done the font reinstall and rebooted. Still the same, unfortunately.

When you said “then try MM again” did you mean reinstall or just see if it works?

@sdetweil thanks for your reply.

	"name": "magicmirror",
	"version": "2.23.0",

@BKeyport Thank you - perhaps that is my path of least resistance - reinstall MM.

I’ll give that a go on the weekend, if I don’t figure this out before.

@PierreGode Thank you for your help and no need to apologise for the Swedish!

I have tried using your approach (and your icons and colours) with new keywords to match - and the colouring works but I still don’t get the icons (I get empty frames).

It is making me wonder if there is an underlying dependency that I’m missing. I have checked that Calendar is up to date and it is, as is my MM installation.

I will keep on battling away to identify the issue!

Richard

@BKeyport thank you for your assistance. I’m still battling. I now have this:

          {
            url: 'https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/calendar1redacted/basic.ics',
            symbol: 'fa-house',
            symbolClassName: "fas fa-",
            color: 'crimson'
          },

The icons (the placeholders) have now disappeared completely and the text shifted left. I have also tried “fa-solid”, “fas”, and “fa-solid fa-” for symbolClassName.

I am struggling to get the Font Awesome icons to show in Calendar and can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong so would appreciate any help, please.

MM version: 2.23.0

The applicable part of config.js looks like this:

    {
          module: 'calendar',
          position: 'bottom_left',
          header: 'Family',
          config: {
            fade: false,
            timeFormat: 'absolute',
            dateFormat: 'DD/MM/YY',
            coloredText: false,
            coloredBorder: true,
            coloredSymbol: true,
            coloredBackground: false,
            calendars: [
              {
                url: 'https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/calendar1redacted/basic.ics',
                symbol: 'house',
                color: 'crimson'
              },
              {
                symbol: 'person',
                symbolClassName: "fas fa-fw fa-",
                color: 'blue',
                url: 'https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/calendar2redacted/basic.ics'
              },
              {
                symbol: 'calendar',
                symbolClassName: "fas fa-",
                color: 'green',
                url: 'https://www.calendarlabs.com/ical-calendar/ics/75/UK_Holidays.ics'
              },
              {
                symbol: 'person-dress',
                color: 'pink',
                symbolClassName: "fas fa-",
                url: 'https://calendar.google.com/calendar/icalcalendar3redacted/basic.ics'
              }
            ],
            fullDayEventDateFormat: 'DD/MM/YY',
            maximumNumberOfDays: 60,
            hidePrivate: true,
            maxTitleLength: 70,
            maxLocationTitleLength: 70,
            defaultSymbolClassName: "fas fa-",
            wrapEvents: true
          }
        },
    

I’m probably missing something simple but am not succeeding in getting the icons to show - all I get is coloured square frames.

Thanks in advance for any help!

I can confirm that this is now solved. Thank you, @sdetweil !

Thanks @sdetweil - I missed your reply until this morning so apologies for not reporting back earlier.

I have now made the change, to 3 hours, and will watch it. As the source only changes once a day that felt like a sensible compromise to ensure it updates but not too often!

I’ll confirm in the next few days whether this has worked!

Thanks again!

I have MMM-eswordoftheday installed but have a problem in that it doesn’t automatically update.

It updates if I restart the MM but not automatically once a day or more frequently.

What drives the automated updates?

The pertinent part of config.js is:

    {
      module: 'MMM-eswordoftheday',
      position: 'top_left',
      header: '',
      config: {
        updateInterval: 21600000
      }

I have reduced the update frequency down from 86400000 to 21600000 (what I think is 6 hours) in an effort to sort this, but to no avail!

Any tips to debug this would be very welcome.

Thanks.

Richard

Great news - Daniel has fixed it and has the details on his GitHub …

Fix was so easy to implement once he posted that. I simply edited the updated the node_helper.js file as follows:

//const container = $(".entry--1qTEOKKt")[0];
const container = $("._1qTEOKKt")[0];

Then rebooted.

@daniel-windsor, thank you, sir!

Unfortunately I have not heard from Daniel again. I have tried editing the code but am waaaaay out of my depth!

Does anyone know of an alternative, or be willing to have a go to fix this, please?

@soubhik-khan Hi. With my face, I don’t do videos - and you can thank me for that!

Seriously, start with ESPHome on HASS - get an ESPHome node working with a PIR or MW sensor and an LED output. Once you’ve got that working separately to MM, you are ready to connect the two.

At that point, connect the LED output pin (the 3V3 login pin) to the MM GPIO pin and configure the PIR module on MM as normal.

That’s it - they are now connected and you can programme HASS, the ESPHome node and MM as you need.

Hope that helps.

@rgn01 If anyone is interested I’ll share the ESPHome code.

I am finalising my first MagicMirror and was adding the MMM-PIR-Sensor module and had an idea I thought I’d share as it works so well!

I have HASS (https://www.home-assistant.io/ ) so decided to use a microwave presence detector and add a ESPHome node (https://esphome.io/# ) so added a D1 Mini ESPHome node. The output of the microwave sensor now goes to the D1 Mini, which then sends a logic signal to the MM. The ESPHome node also has a number of temperature monitors and a humidity monitor and also gives fine-grained control over things like quiet times etc.

Not only does this give me yet more control of the PIR function of the mirror, it also allows me to use the sensor as part of my overall home presence detection, and force off times at night by programming the ESPHome node.

For those running both, it is well worth having a look at combining them.

Author (@daniel-windsor) has responded on the Git issue I logged - and has said he will try to fix - so :crossed_fingers:

https://github.com/daniel-windsor/MMM-eswordoftheday/issues/2

Thanks all!

@sdetweil thank you. Yup, I figured that out, too! A steep learning curve but well worth it!

As you say, hopefully the module author can assist. :crossed_fingers: