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+"""
+E-Paper settings file for software version v1.4. Utilises list for adding multiple iCal URLs.
+Updated on 5th Jan 2019
+"""
+
+""" To quickly get started, fill in the following details:"""
+
+ical_urls = [
+"https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/en.usa%23holiday%40group.v.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics"
+]
+
+api_key = "api-key"
+location = "Julich, DE"
+week_starts_on = "Monday"
+display_colours = "bwr"
+language = "en"
+
+# ical_urls refers to the iCal url/s. It's the link you can copy when you click on
+# 'export' Calendar in Google or Yahoo (and many more online) Calendars. To add multiple iCal URLs, simply add
+# a comma after the first url and add the next url in the next line: "URL2".
+
+# api-key refers to your openweathermap api key. It can be generated for free
+# when you sign up for an account and consists of a bunch of numbers and letters
+
+# location refers to the city you live in. You api key will be used to grab live
+# weather data for this city. Use the format below (city-name, country code)
+
+# week_starts_on refers to the day on which the week starts on in your country.
+# Choose between Monday and Sunday.
+
+# display_colours refers to the number of colours that your E-Paper supports.
+# Options are: bw (black and white) and bwr (black, white and red/yellow)
+
+# language refers to the language of the Calendar. Current options are en for
+# english and de for German