Calendar use Sunday as first weekday

[ReinforceZwei]

Sunday as First Weekday

Trilium calendar use Monday as first weekday by default and there is no option to change it. So I've made a frontend script to modify the calendar to make it use Sunday as first weekday.

https://gist.github.com/ReinforceZwei/af3254b0282e74f74addf2a73b4636a9

How to use

1. Create a new note with type JS Frontend
2. Paste the code from the above gist
3. Add attribute #run=frontendStartup to enable the script

[TheBig-O]

This seems to only shift the header dates without adjusting the actual Calendar. June starts on Saturday, not Friday.
I like the idea though.

[ReinforceZwei]

The script shifts the header and the dates as well. You may want to reload the frontend to see if it works for you.

[TheBig-O]

The screenshot I sent was after I reloaded the frontend multiple times and restarted the application as well. Regardless of what I do, the dates are off.

[ReinforceZwei]

what is your trilium version, and what browser you use?

[TheBig-O]

I'm running this in the MacOS application, version: | 0.63.6
Even in Chrome, I show the same results.

[ReinforceZwei]

I have tested version 0.63.6 on Windows with Chrome and the calendar works as expected. Unfortunately I don't have a Mac. Maybe you can open the Dev Tool to see if there is any errors in the console?

[TheBig-O]

I looked in Dev Tools and didn't see any errors. Reloaded front end a couple of times and everything seems to process without errors but the numbers are still off by one day.

[Nriver]

This happens if open calendar as soon as I reload the frontend. I can see the SUN( or 日 in chinese version) shifts. The second time I open the calendar, then the date number shifts to the right place. Watch for how the 5 changes.

If I wait for several seconds after the reload, that won't happen. Everything will shift to the right place.

[Nriver]

Added to https://github.com/Nriver/awesome-trilium

[meichthys]

This should probably be configurable in TriliumNext options.
I'll create an issue to track this.