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Dashboard advice with ToDo List integration?
So currently I have a DAKBoard Subscription to show my Google calendar, weather, a rotating gallery and of course my ToDo List (Microsoft ToDo). But I want to get rid of it since it's so unreliable in rendering and meh I don't want to pay for this crap…
So currently I have a DAKBoard Subscription to show my Google calendar, weather, a rotating gallery and of course my ToDo List (Microsoft ToDo). But I want to get rid of it since it's so unreliable in rendering and meh I don't want to pay for this crap anymore.. The thing is that neither Homarr or Homepage seem to have a widget for ToDo List Apps? Has anyone an idea on how to have a Dashboard with my needs? Especially Google Calendar and ToDo?
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I won't only need those but also server and Service health info on a 2nd Board like from Beszel and Synology Disk Station.
Any advice?
Sadly none that has an android app like Microsoft ToDo
https://gitlab.com/g33kphr33k/kitchen-board There you go.
But does it have a customizable dashboard that can be designed in a Seminar way?
Yeah certainly!
If you're set on Microsoft ToDo specifically, the app registration is the annoying part and it's a one-time thing. Otherwise something like Vikunja next to Homepage gets you a list with an API you own and no token to keep alive. Depends whether the data has to stay in Microsoft.
Have a look at Glance. It has a To Do widget.
I could instead use this for my dashboard screen in my room and use Homarr or Homepage for anything else 🤔 But I couldn't find it tbh
If you're willing to jump ship to a fully selfhosted platform then you can have a look at KitchenBoard. It's a basic dash with Todo, Time Since, Shopping list, Time Until and basic meal scheduling. It could do what you're after.
Homepage covers the calendar, weather and gallery side fine. The Microsoft ToDo part is where it gets annoying, since you need a Graph API app registration and a token you have to keep refreshing. If you can move the list to something with a simpler API the whole thing gets a lot less fragile.
After a lot of searching I am using home assistant, it comes with an to do list.