[APP][Pro] IcalCalendar

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Hello Rune

Thanks for all support, i changed in the timezone-fil, i hade two posts with Stockholm so i left the one with the keyname W. Europe Standard Time and erased the other one. All thanks to you :slight_smile:

Have a greate New Year

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:+1:

Happy new year :christmas_tree::fireworks:

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Need to reopen the issue…
I get the same error when trying to add a new calendar. This time i tried to refresh the URL a couple of times but it did not change the errot message. So any Idea what the error message means ?

“Loading the ics file(s) has failed:
Uri errors
CALNAME: (name ||”‘’). toLowerCase is not a function"

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Please open an issue on GitHub by following these instructions: Any other problems

The error message you are receiving is not coming from IcalCalendar but from one of the dependencies it uses.

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Added a bug entry on Github; report ID is af63cb7a-3067-4fd1-a5c9-73943a0dedea

Thanks for your help.

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hello. I 'm trying to make a flow that modify a variable if there is no event in my calendar for at least the next 3 days. The purpose is to reduce the minimum thermostat temperature when there is noone present for 3 days, which the lack of events in my calendar indicates). I’ve scratched my head but i don’t see how to do that with icalCalendar. Could someone help me, please?

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You can use the following HomeyScript (HomeyScript) as a starting point in an Advanced Flow. This script retrieves your calendars, or a specified calendar based on its name, and returns true from the HomeyScript flow card if there are any appointments in your calendar(s).

Copy the script into a HomeyScript action card, do whatever changes you need/want to do.
And if the HomeyScript flow card returns true, you can have an action to be done.

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If it involved scripts it will be way out of my reach.:cry:

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The script is already written and can be taken into use as is. All you need to do is to set the correct calendar name in the script if you are importing more than the one calendar you want to check.

And since you want to check the calendar for events 3 days in the future, you have two options:

  1. Limit the calendar import window to 3 days. Just keep in mind that this setting is global for any other calendar you also might be importing.
  2. Add logic to the script to check if the start date of the first event is more than 3 days in the future. (The events returned from the Get calendars metadata card is sorted by starting date, so you only have to check the first event.)