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@Rene1695 This is currently working for me:

						{keyword: 'leave', symbol: 'beer', color: 'yellow'},
						{keyword: 'anniversary', symbol: 'beer', color: 'yellow'},
						{keyword: 'a/l', symbol: 'brands fa-twitch', color: 'aqua'}
						],
        calendars: [
          {
            symbol: 'brands fa-twitch',
            url: 'https://my calendar link.ics'
          },

Notice the ‘brands fa-twitch’ in the last keyword field, and in the symbols field under calendars. You don’t need them in both places, just whichever one you choose. They work for both options individually :)

@sdetweil Thank you :)

@sdetweil Does that give you SSH access to the server you’re running everything on as well as other devices on your network?

I’m currently looking into changing my server OS and putting everything into containers, and then reorganising my network to make everything easier to access, so I’m trying to get everything right from the start :)

@bhepler That’s brilliant, thank you :)

I’ve got some homework to do :D

@sdetweil said in How difficult would it be to change the data an existing module receives?:

and then

                               cvt().fromFile(payload.tmpfile) // input xls  // changed to tmpfile
     				.subscribe((jsonObj, index) => { 
                                       // handle each row
                                   })

Sorry, I forgot to ask, where does this go? Does it go into the node_helper.js with the other line?

That looks amazing :)

@bhepler said in Mirror for a Charity Auction:

It has my reverse SSH code on it, so I can get into it remotely now that it’s been auctioned off.

I don’t really understand reverse SSH. Does it let you connect if you don’t know the remote IP address? I’m looking at setting up a mirror for my mother in law, and if she changes ISP, the IP address will change. She’s not technical enough to be able to find the new one and let me know.

@Rene1695 How have you got it set up in your config.js? Mine looks like this, and works with my icons:

		coloredText: true,
		customEvents: [
						{keyword: 'Birthday', symbol: 'fa-birthday-cake', color: 'Gold'},
						{keyword: 'Clinic', symbol: 'biohazard', color: 'Silver'},
						{keyword: 'injection', symbol: 'syringe', color: 'Silver'},
						{keyword: 'meds', symbol: 'pills', color: 'Silver'},
						{keyword: 'Scales', symbol: 'weight', color: 'Pink'},
						{keyword: 'pictures', symbol: 'camera', color: 'Pink'},
						{keyword: 'recycling', symbol: 'recycle', color: 'Red'},
						{keyword: 'rubbish', symbol: 'trash-alt', color: 'Red'},
						{keyword: 'live ', symbol: 'music', color: 'Aqua'},
						{keyword: 'gig', symbol: 'music', color: 'Aqua'},
						{keyword: 'delivery', symbol: 'truck', color: 'GreenYellow'},
						{keyword: 'leave', symbol: 'beer', color: 'yellow'},
						{keyword: 'anniversary', symbol: 'beer', color: 'yellow'},
						{keyword: 'a/l', symbol: 'bed', color: 'aqua'}
						],

@sdetweil Brilliant, thank you :)

Just to double check before I break anything, if I forked the repo and replaced the installed version of MMM-Fitbit2 with my own, would I need to change anything in my config.js? I’m assuming that if I kept the same repo name it would just work, but I want to make sure.

@sdetweil That’s right, yes :)

It’s ideal for me, and I have suspected ADHD, and don’t always remember to do things. I can just put the shortcut to this app next to my other health apps, and it acts as a reminder.

I’ve decided to remove one of the MMM-fitbit2 default categories and replace it with a modified copy of the calorie goal category instead. The default shows the calories remaining until your calorie goal, but I also want to see how many calories I’ve consumed. I just had a quick play and it seems easy enough, but I need to make sure that it doesn’t break the existing categories too.

Time for a break though, my kid’s about to get home from school, so any chance of peace and quiet is gone for the next few hours :D