Magic Mirror Google Calendar. If you go to google calendar on the web and bring up the settings for your particular calendar, there's a spot where it'll list the public calendar address and it should look something similar to: The googlecalendar module was built for the magicmirror.
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Google used to have private ical addresses, but those are gone now. Probably not the best place to ask this, but no one seems to be answering on the magic mirror. When you have to make sure that your personal and work events do not cross each other, you can follow the following steps: I am trying to get my google calendar to show up in my magic mirror. This module displays events a google calendar account. Go to google calendar and create a private address to use in the calendar module for your magic mirror. On the left side, find the ‘my calendars’ slot. Web private google ical calendar · issue #221 · michmich/magicmirror · github viersa commented on apr 23, 2016 edited sorry, forgot to mention i already did. I went through all of the steps for setup. Let's change our calendar module to reflect our google calendars instead of holidays.
I ran node authorize.js and it. On the left side, find the ‘my calendars’ slot. Web 5 800 log in to reply a ashishxr6 jan 2, 2020, 2:55 am hi all , iam totally new to all this so please do pardon my lack of knowledge in this area. I am trying to get my google calendar to show up in my magic mirror. If you go to google calendar on the web and bring up the settings for your particular calendar, there's a spot where it'll list the public calendar address and it should look something similar to: When you have to make sure that your personal and work events do not cross each other, you can follow the following steps: In config.js, navigate to the calendar. Go to google calendar and create a private address to use in the calendar module for your magic mirror. Web raspberry pi magic mirror without the mirror part 4: I am setting up my google calendar for mm. I ran node authorize.js and it.
