Printing calendar date as well as day until about magicmirror HOT 3 CLOSED

The events are added to a list in e.g. calendar.js Line 115. This list is then worked with in the updateCalendar function.

You could use the seconds parameter to calculate the date or add the startDate as a parameter to all this.eventList.push calls.

Chrome's DevTools are really helpful to look at js objects.

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@ Calendar.js
@about line 55: add
var evDate = moment(e.DTSTART).format('L');

@about line 66: add
var evDate = moment(e.startDate).format('L');

@about line 81: change to
this.eventList.push({'eventDate':evDate,'description':e.SUMMARY,'seconds':seconds,'days':time_string,'url': url, symbol: this.calendarSymbol});

@about line92: change to this.eventList.push({'eventDate':evDate,'description':e.SUMMARY,'seconds':seconds,'days':time_string,'url': url, symbol: this.calendarSymbol});

@about line 110: add
var evDate = moment(dt).format('L');

@about line 121: change to
this.eventList.push({'eventDate':evDate,'description':e.SUMMARY,'seconds':seconds,'days':time_string,'url': url, symbol: this.calendarSymbol});

@about line 175: add
row.append($('<td/>').html(e.eventDate).addClass('days dimmed'));

That should do it...
You can even play around with the position if you move line 175 up or down. And of course "days dimmed" you can use to style. I added another one there to shrink the dates down a bit.
Cheers.

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:) this was the perfect answer! I was very close already but this was exactly what I needed! :)
I've actually used the moment .format(MMM Do) in the variables which gives me a lovely

Feb 7th - Event title - in 1 day

Thank you both so much for your help!

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