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Won't execute meet even after scheduling the time #8

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CrazyCoder009 opened this issue Aug 20, 2020 · 12 comments
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Won't execute meet even after scheduling the time #8

CrazyCoder009 opened this issue Aug 20, 2020 · 12 comments

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@CrazyCoder009
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CrazyCoder009 commented Aug 20, 2020

Additionally, can you plz specify the time/schedule format, i followed the png in the repo.
P.S.: Pls ignore the wrong date given on the screenshot, I had changed it correctly later. Also did configure the EMail and Password. Still didn't work.

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@AmanRaj1608
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You just have to choose the future time and date like
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I have used Date.now() which will take your local device time to calculate it.

@CrazyCoder009
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CrazyCoder009 commented Aug 20, 2020

Ok, But I was not able to open the Calendar section in the application.
I used the commands to setup:
npm install
npm build
npm start

Its a request, but can you add some more instructions as to how to deploy it locally? Thank you very much

@AmanRaj1608
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I was busy lately, I will improve the documentation and create a demo video shortly.

@CrazyCoder009
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Thank You so much, I really appreciate your work!

@samadritsarkar2
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The calendar section is not showing in Firefox browser.
Its because of datetime-local attribute used in 'startDate' and 'endDate' isn't supported by Firefox.

@CrazyCoder009
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CrazyCoder009 commented Aug 24, 2020

The calendar section is not showing in Firefox browser.
Its because of datetime-local attribute used in 'startDate' and 'endDate' isn't supported by Firefox.

Should I use Chrome then? Also I'm working on Ubuntu 18.04.

@samadritsarkar2
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I first checked it out in Firefox, the date picker wasn't working.
But, works great in Chrome and Edge too.

@CrazyCoder009
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CrazyCoder009 commented Aug 25, 2020

I first checked it out in Firefox, the date picker wasn't working.
But, works great in Chrome and Edge too.

Thanks for the input, I tried the app on Windows 10, Chrome and it worked perfectly fine, just needed to ensure I had npm i puppeteer installed.

Seems it currently does not support Ubuntu at this point of time. (Because of some issues related to the support for fsevents in Linux)

To run on Firefox you may have to install puppeteer-firefox and tweak the GoogleMeet.js Script a little bit.

@AmanRaj1608
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Thanks for the info @CrazyCoder009 @samadritsarkar2
Updated Readme.

@CrazyCoder009
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Okay, I just realized one of the reason why this app can't be deployed on Heroku is because heroku servers are all based on linux (I'm guessing ubuntu or other debian).

@AmanRaj1608
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Hi @CrazyCoder009
Actually you can use puppeteer on Heroku and Linux too.
You can see in #1 that I deployed it on Heroku using a puppeteer bundle pack.
The same thing can also be used in local Linux machine puppeteer/puppeteer#3443

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Hi @CrazyCoder009
Actually you can use puppeteer on Heroku and Linux too.
You can see in #1 that I deployed it on Heroku using a puppeteer bundle pack.
The same thing can also be used in local Linux machine puppeteer/puppeteer#3443

Okay Thanks a lot @AmanRaj1608 . I'll check back and let you know

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