sam detweiler
sam detweiler
RRULE cannot handle non-local dates, so the MagicMirror code converts to local date/time before rrule.between and converts back to timezone based after so if the date/time returned from rrule.between is...
I made an ics from the above event and see this on my system set to Brussels timezone , 9am as expected 
@plebcity > I'm currently trying to refactor the code in the filterEvents method to remove all of the different calculations and conversions between dates. good luck with that. date/time/timezone/moment and...
moved to Feb 11, and see the same results.. also adjusted to my Chicago tz and see 02:00 as expected what tz is the docker container running?
the excluded and recurrence dates in the list also need to be changed to local for rrule rrule will return the full list of events possible, we have to process...
there are testcases do ``` npm run test:electron npm run test:e2e ```
sure, add an onchange to the variables you need to monitor, and in that handler find and click the submit button (hidden w css display:none;) you an use jquery for...
@reengineeringdevops did you get what you needed? try anything?
you could minimize your code with stuff like this 
we do not know what the prior events are . We send ALL events discovered in the fetch cycle. One calendar url at a time. They can have different refresh...