Hi, I’ve also tried to achieve it, but due to differences in grammar in different languages support of relative calendar customization is a little bit tricky, so maintainers decided not to accept my change (more details here).

However, if you’re willing to do it, you can create a fork from the original repository on the github, and then pull my changes from this branch containing my changes. Depending on what exactly you’re trying to achieve, you might need to do some further tinkering with the calendar.js, because this solution was tailored for my needs and I was focusing on full day events, but there’s a fullDayEventDateFormat config option that might help you.

Hi, I’ve also tried to achieve it, but due to differences in grammar in different languages support of relative calendar customization is a little bit tricky, so maintainers decided not to accept my change (more details here).

However, if you’re willing to do it, you can create a fork from the original repository on the github, and then pull my changes from this branch containing my changes. Depending on what exactly you’re trying to achieve, you might need to do some further tinkering with the calendar.js, because this solution was tailored for my needs and I was focusing on full day events, but there’s a fullDayEventDateFormat config option that might help you.

@sdetweil Get well, I’ll see what I can find meanwhile.

@sdetweil I can find no such parameter. If you’re talking about fullDayEventDateFormat, is used in absolute date format only, but I’m looking into tweaking dates in relative format.

Hi all, I’m playing with my first Magic Mirror installation and there’s one thing that bugs me in the default calendar module: an upcoming full day event’s time is displayed like this: “Wednesday at 12:00 AM” which looks absolutely silly to me: of course my friend’s birthday starts at 12:00 AM, I don’t need this bit!
However, looking at the documentation I can’t seem to find an option to do that. Switching to the absolute timeFormat kinda does the thing, but I’m looking into doing it for the relative time format. I’ve looked into the documentation and the code and it seems to me like it’s not there, but I still want to check with you folks if such configuration is possible so I wouldn’t reinvent the wheel.