randomBrainstormer
commented
2 years ago Hi @Wdave40!, whenever you get "parsing error" means theres probably a comma, a character or something that is not in the right place or is not part of the code. For what I see in your config you have to remove the ... from the code, they're there just for guiding, to indicate there may other things that were already there in your config file. The only part you need to copy is actual module config.
For example, if I have only 1 calendar and the google calendar ID is 123-abc my config would look like this:
{
module: 'MMM-GoogleCalendar',
header: "My Google Private Cal",
position: "top_left",
config: {
calendars: [
{
symbol: "calendar-week",
calendarID: "123-abc"
},
],
}
},And all you have to do is put this config inside the modules section of your config.js file. If can be helpful, check out this guy adding a bitcoin module, basically just copy the config here above and replace the 123-abc with your actual ID and should work :-)
Let me know how it goes!
Wdave40
Hey, So, I have fumbled my way to the point of running it I have errors and when I run a config check I get [ERROR] line 135 column 3: Parsing error: Unexpected token var. (line 135 is 'var config = {') I just copied and pasted what was there.
Any ideas? I am stumped.
var config = { modules: [ ... { module: 'MMM-GoogleCalendar', header: "My Google Private Cal", position: "top_left", config: { calendars: [ { symbol: "calendar-week", calendarID: "GoogleCalendarID" }, { symbol: "calendar-alt", calendarID: "MyOtherGoogleCalID" // other "calendar" options }, ], ... // other "configuration" options } }, ... ] }