@gr1dl0ck i will NOT give u the answer. cause u will be back for another.

my job as moderator here is to teach u and direct you to info.

the doc is the online readme referenced in the README.md in the calendar module folder
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/tree/master/modules/default/calendar

this is the same doc file name for everything

and sometimes i dont look.up the exact config term, cause i expect you to do.it

@pigeonshouse thank you for your criticism. sadly the user didn’t learn how to take care of his own system, but is dependent on others to tell him what to type/copy paste.

I am a volunteer, here because I like to be. I am NOT a copy/paster type. I will make you work, and learn in the process.

@DiogoSekeira 4 or 3… newest, most powerful first, 4… on a tight budget, go to 3.

as u decide what to add, 3 will run out of power 1st…

@Klinge please do

cd ~/MagicMirror
npm install

@user-4992874 which weather provider are you using, thats where the info comes from.

open weather provides these numerical codes
https://openweathermap.org/weather-conditions

and the module converts like this

@langejos switch back to x11 in raspi-config

@rotorax i am certain you have to have at LEAST 4096, not smaller, maybe 8192

@BKeyport is it lower case busy?

@BerkSmash1984 seems OK

now change to MagicMirror folder and try the install for electron@3.0.10

@plainbroke are you using my version, or the original?

@bugsounet your standalone solution is archived, so not very helpful .

@jon4s buster is ok, bullseye not

@plainbroke looks like a server/network error…

@raja123 use my scripts, listed as an alternative method in the documentation

see https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

@gr1dl0ck come on. read the doc…

you are configuring a module, so any options would ONLY be inside a module config:{} block

and remember the system is case sensitive. every letter matters

the doc describes 2 areas of config,

calendars and NOT calendars

all the NOT calendar opitions go INSIDE MODULE CONFIG and BEFORE the CALENDARS list

all the calendar config, goes with each calendar entry

@sakliadem you have to do install his way. see the GitHub page and his wiki

@TheDuDiop i was just showing it was already there in the package.json file.

you did this

git clone https://github.com/linuxtuxie/MMM-SunnyPortal.git
cd MMM-SunnyPortal
npm install

danach

npm install request --save
npm install flow --save
npm install chart.js --sav

but only needed to do

git clone https://github.com/linuxtuxie/MMM-SunnyPortal.git
cd MMM-SunnyPortal
npm install

@gr1dl0ck please reade the documentation

https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/calendar.html#using-the-module

@kikosilva17 the old module no longer exists

u need to get it from https://github.com/bugsounet/MMM-GoogleAssistant