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Hello rudotriton,
thanks a lot for this widget. I like it very mutch.
Would it be possible to have a large widget with these options:
- View events for the next 7 or better 10 days (to see events at the next week).
- Show the events left and under the month view in 2 columns.
- Show the day over the event.
- Seperate the days with a line.
- Have a grey bar over the days to see them better.
I think at the picture you can see good what I mean.
What do you think? Can you make my wish comes true? ;-)
Calendar app isn’t opening when clicking unless I put the url scheme in the options under widget configuration.
@LTLNEMO If it opens Scriptable and shows the widget in there, then you have left debug
on true
. Also, When Interacting
under configuration should be Run Script
.
thanks for the widget!
how do change the color only for the weekend?
2020-12-26 20:26:23: Error on line 416:28: TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'event.calendar.color')
I get this error when I copy and run the script.
how do I rectify this?
@ellllie I updated the script to enable this. You can color the letters, change their opacity, and change the color of the actual dates.
An example:
@rudotriton Hey, I've been using this calendar widget for a while now but with an older version of your code, I just copied/updated to the newest version with the colours for weekends as above but it doesn't seem to show the coloured circles for all event days anymore? Is there something I need to change? Thanks!
@DanMumford I did just find an issue whereby an all day event that runs into the next month would cause it to break, but I suspect it's not what you're seeing - judging by missing circles. Since the weekend customization change didn't touch any of the code that's responsible for calculating the background intensity, unfortunately I cannot say with certainty what's going wrong here.
You can see all of the differences between the two versions if you put your working code and the new version into something like a diffchecker
You can possibly log and see how many events are counted:
const { eventCounts, intensity } = await countEvents();
+ console.log(eventCounts);
+ console.log(intensity);
Something like this:
would then be logged as:
[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,2,2,1]
0.3333333333333333
Alright, I’m still confused. What line of the script exactly do I update with the image I want as the background. I’ve tried everything and nothing has been working! Please help
You can either replace it with something like: backgroundImage: params.bg ? params.bg : "my-image.jpg",
where the image is located in your iCloud's Scriptable folder.
Or alternatively you can change the widget setting's (long press on the widget to get there) parameter field to look something like {"bg":"my-image.jpg"}
Hi again @rudotriton, just wondering, is it possible to move the date/time of events to be above the event name? And also so it's inline with the event, but not the bullet point? Thanks, Dan!
@DanMumford, should be something like this: swap the order in which the title and the time are added, and add some spacing to the left of the date/time row. Unfortunately the fonts are not monospaced so the time won't align perfectly with the event name, but it should be very close.
// src/formatEvent.ts
function formatEvent(
stack,
event,
{ eventDateTimeOpacity, textColor, showCalendarBullet, showCompleteTitle }
) {
- const eventLine = stack.addStack();
-
- if (showCalendarBullet) {
- // show calendar bullet in front of event name
- addWidgetTextLine("‚óè ", eventLine, {
- textColor: event.calendar.color.hex,
- font: Font.mediumSystemFont(14),
- lineLimit: showCompleteTitle ? 0 : 1,
- });
- }
-
- // event title
- addWidgetTextLine(event.title, eventLine, {
- textColor,
- font: Font.mediumSystemFont(14),
- lineLimit: showCompleteTitle ? 0 : 1,
- });
let time;
if (event.isAllDay) {
time = "All Day";
} else {
time = `${formatTime_default(event.startDate)} - ${formatTime_default(
event.endDate
)}`;
}
const today = new Date().getDate();
const eventDate = event.startDate.getDate();
if (eventDate !== today) {
time = `${eventDate}${getSuffix_default(eventDate)} ${time}`;
}
+ time = ` ${time}`;
addWidgetTextLine_default(time, stack, {
textColor,
opacity: eventDateTimeOpacity,
font: Font.regularSystemFont(14),
});
+ const eventLine = stack.addStack();
+
+ if (showCalendarBullet) {
+ // show calendar bullet in front of event name
+ addWidgetTextLine("‚óè ", eventLine, {
+ textColor: event.calendar.color.hex,
+ font: Font.mediumSystemFont(14),
+ lineLimit: showCompleteTitle ? 0 : 1,
+ });
+ }
+
+ // event title
+ addWidgetTextLine(event.title, eventLine, {
+ textColor,
+ font: Font.mediumSystemFont(14),
+ lineLimit: showCompleteTitle ? 0 : 1,
+ });
}
var formatEvent_default = formatEvent;
// src/buildEventsView.ts
hi, me again :)
Is it possible to change the active "all day" event view to "Start Date - End Date - All Day"?
@em161, I was having the same issue, managed to fix it by changing this from 2021-02-0 to 2021-06-0.
Is there a way to change the icon before the event if you have it marked tentative?
@jerrylein The script unfortunately doesn't support multiple circle colors. The intensity of the background color depends on the number of events you have that day, but you can change it so that it is always the brightest:
const eventCircleColor
let's you change the circle color. The green bullet in front of your event is#70dd33
.