After upgrading MM awhile ago my Zero 2W started having issues where MM would intermittently freeze or not start at all after a reboot. I tried a bunch of different things but nothing improved the situation.

I had an old Pi 3B+ lying around and decided to try that. It was solid for over a week in testing so I replaced the Pi in my mirror with the 3B+ and it’s been great.

I have two instances of weather in my config. The first for current and using my pws provider. The second for forecast using weathergov. Both display data but the forecast seems to ignore the fade: false option. Here are the module entries from my config.js.

  ```

{
module: “weather”,
position: “top_right”,
order: “1”,
header: “Our Weather Station”,
config: {
weatherProvider: “pws”,
stationId: “KTXFARME145”,
apiKey: “xxxxx”,
type: “current”
},
disabled: false,
label: “instance 1”,
hiddenOnStartup: false,
configDeepMerge: false,
animateIn: “none”,
animateOut: “none”,
index: 0
},
{
module: “weather”,
position: “top_right”,
order: “2”,
header: “Weather Forecast”,
config: {
weatherProvider: “weathergov”,
type: “forecast”,
lat: 33.173,
lon: -96.332
},
colored: true,
fade: false,
fadePoint: “1”,
maxEntries: “7”,
maxNumberOfDays: “7”,
disabled: false,
label: “instance 2”,
hiddenOnStartup: false,
configDeepMerge: false,
animateIn: “none”,
animateOut: “none”,
index: 1
},

I have updated the MMM-PWSWeather provider v2.0 for MM v2.35.0+. The provider pws now runs as a server-side provider API. If you are running an older version of MM you can download the initial release.

Hey!

Pretty new at everything about MM2. Built one a few years ago but forgot most about how everything work.

Anywho, I got my mirror set up and running a few simple modules, but have some issues with one specific module. Tried to comment in the thread about the module about a year ago

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/5582/mmm-skolmaten-shows-school-lunch-menus-in-sweden-from-skolmaten-se?page=1

but didn´t get any answer. So I guess i´ll try my luck in this threat.

The module is called MMM-Skolmaten, a swedish module that show what food that is served in swedish schools. I´ve installed it and added it to my confiq.js. It shows up when i start MM. But the info keeps saying “loading” and nothing happends.

I´ve tried re-installing . Changed the rss from default to diffent rss without any luck.
In the module thread it says to " Do a “npm install rss-parser@2.12.0”. But it doesn´t work.

Guess its a long shot to solve this, but I thought i would give it a try :)

The module thread is in english if there is any info that could help.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I built a module to show upcoming train/bus/light rail departures from any Danish stop, using the Rejseplanen API 2.0. Wanted to share in case it’s useful to other Danish (or Scandinavian-adjacent) mirror builders.

Features:

Departure times with real-time delay updates
Transport-type icons (S-Tog, Bus, Letbane)
Filter by transport type
Time-window filtering (e.g. only show departures within the next hour)
Walking-time reachability — dims departures you can’t realistically catch based on how long it takes you to get to the stop
Optional platform/track display
Dynamic header showing your configured stop name

Screenshot:

Repo: https://github.com/SyS64760/MMM-DSBDepartures

Requires a free Rejseplanen Labs API key (non-commercial use gets 50,000 calls/month, no cost). Setup instructions and full config options are in the README.

Feedback and issues welcome — happy to improve it if others find bugs or want features added.

MMM-MusicAssistant-Controller

A compact, touch-friendly Music Assistant controller.

It communicates directly with Music Assistant and does not require Home Assistant or embed the Music Assistant web application.

Features

• Album artwork, title, artist, progress, and duration
• Previous, play/pause, next, and volume controls
• Music Assistant player discovery and selection
• Configurable playlist launcher tiles
• Fullscreen touchscreen layout
• Compact layout for standard MagicMirror regions
• Persistent player selection
• MagicMirror notifications for automation and external controls

When playerId is omitted, the module presents the available Music Assistant
players for selection. A fixed player ID can be configured when the module
should always control one player.

Requirements

• MagicMirror²
• Music Assistant 2.9 or newer
• A Music Assistant long-lived access token

Links

Repository and documentation:
https://github.com/bwente/MMM-MusicAssistant-Controller

Latest stable release:
https://github.com/bwente/MMM-MusicAssistant-Controller/releases/tag/v1.3.0

Hey folks, anyone else having problems with the MMM-EnvCanada module in the last few days? My module isn’t loading the forecast. Just trying to figure out if other people are affected or if something went wrong on my end.

Thanks!

Last one from my little MMM suite: MMM-WifiLink — a clean, iOS-style Wi-Fi signal indicator for MagicMirror².

• Five signal bars that light up and change colour with link quality (green → amber → red)
• Reads the real signal strength in dBm via iw dev <iface> link
• Optional localised quality label (English and German included)
• In-place DOM updates, so the display does not flicker on refresh
• Two sizes: normal and small

It is intended for Linux hosts with a wireless interface and requires the iw package. Configuration is just the interface name plus a few display options.

GitHub: https://github.com/ago1776/MMM-WifiLink · MIT. Feedback welcome 🙂

From my suite: MMM-TokenUsage — shows daily AI token usage as stacked gradient bars over the last two weeks (one series for Claude, one for OpenAI), plus a legend, a total and a “today” figure. Weekends are marked and any provider-fallback days are listed.

It’s a pure renderer: you feed it a data.json (e.g. produced by your own token-tracking script / cron). A sample data.json is included so it works out of the box.

GitHub: https://github.com/ago1776/MMM-TokenUsage · MIT. Feedback welcome 🙂

Another from my suite: MMM-MoonClear — a clean, comic-style moon phase with the current sunrise and sunset flanking the moon. No API key — everything is computed locally with SunCalc.

• Accurate moon phase (illuminated fraction) as an SVG with a soft shadow terminator
• Localised phase name below the moon (English & German included, easy to add more)
• Sunrise (warm, ↑) on the left and sunset (cool, ↓) on the right, with times
• Fully self-contained styling — no dependency on any global stylesheet
• Location, size and clock format all configurable

GitHub: https://github.com/ago1776/MMM-MoonClear · MIT. Feedback welcome 🙂

Part of my MMM suite: MMM-FamilyPresence — household presence in a single row, one avatar per person with a short home / away status.

Each person’s status can come from three sources:

• network — a home flag from a presence data.json you feed it (e.g. generated from your router’s DHCP leases; a sample is included)
• calendarNext — home while a matching calendar event runs, otherwise away with the next date (great for “child stays every other week”)
• calendarAway — home by default, away only during a matching event (label = event title, e.g. “at grandma’s”)

Calendar sources listen to the standard CALENDAR_EVENTS broadcast, so you just add the built-in calendar module with the relevant feeds.

GitHub: https://github.com/ago1776/MMM-FamilyPresence · MIT. Feedback welcome 🙂

Part of my MMM suite: MMM-SchoolWeek — a weekly school timetable. The active day is rendered in full (colour blocks with subject icon, name and time, breaks shown as real gaps on a proportional time axis); the other days are compact grey columns with abbreviations, so the whole week fits at a glance.

• Active day full-size and time-proportional, current lesson highlighted
• Other weekdays compact, side by side
• Built-in colour/icon map for common subjects, fully overridable
• Optionally trim recurring “before/after school care” lessons at the day edges
• Self-contained styling, nothing hardcoded

GitHub: https://github.com/ago1776/MMM-SchoolWeek · MIT. Feedback welcome 🙂

Another one from my little MMM suite: MMM-FamilyAgenda — it turns the standard calendar module into a compact family agenda.

• Upcoming events grouped by day, each with a semantic emoji
• Per-person avatars derived from the calendar name (name → emoji + colour)
• Optional weather at each event’s location — geocoded via OpenStreetMap Nominatim, OpenWeather key (bring your own)

It doesn’t fetch calendars itself — you add the built-in calendar module with your feeds, and this listens to its CALENDAR_EVENTS broadcast. So it layers on top of what you already run.

GitHub: https://github.com/ago1776/MMM-FamilyAgenda · MIT. Feedback welcome 🙂

Hi all 👋

Sharing a module I built: MMM-WeatherHero — a compact “hero” weather card.

• Big current temperature with a large weather icon that overlaps the reading
• Optional wind / humidity / feels-like row
• A one-row 5-day forecast
• Powered by the OpenWeather API (bring your own free key)

Two things I wanted together and couldn’t find:

• No non-free assets — icons are Meteocons by Bas Milius, bundled under MIT, safe even for commercial use. No icon fonts, no runtime downloads.
• Bring-your-own icons — point iconPack at a folder of PNGs (or a URL) to use your own artwork.

Config is minimal (appid + locationID), no dependencies beyond Node’s built-in https.

GitHub: https://github.com/ago1776/MMM-WeatherHero · MIT. Feedback welcome 🙂

Hi all,

Just letting you all know I’ve created a new Snow Forecast module for any avid skiers or snowboarders out there. Shows forecasts from snow-forecast.com and mountain-forecast.com with their interactive elevation switcher and not just a website, it’s downloaded the forecast so very little data traffic/processing power. Hoping it’s working pretty seamlessly but it is my first module and definitely has some oddities still. If anyone has a great desire for me to adapt it to also show surf-forecast.com then can do as well just let me know.

You can turn off and on the colour fills, each row (more are available than the photo shows) and even change the icons around yourself using the css, there are currently 3 built in themes but very easy to create more.

If anyone has info on how to make sure the module ends up in configurators and 3rd party modules that would be great (already added it to the 3rd party module wiki list).

Any feedback let me know,
Howard

Hi,
I recently installed Snille’s Videoplayer and added a list of more than 20 local videos to my MM’s config:

Although I set loop property to “true” the video playback always stops after about two-thirds of the videos. It varies each time, so it doesn’t always happen after the same video.
The system is running on a latest-generation Raspberry Pi 5 with 8 GB of RAM; could this be a memory issue?
Or is there a maximum number of videos?

Side note: also, the autoplay parameter doesn’t seem to have any effect for me. Playback starts regardless of its value. (But that’s fine by me.)

I’d be grateful for any information. Many thanks in advance.

May the code be with you
-kai

Hi,

My very old monitor died that I was using for mm. I picked up a new one that supported touch. I’ve been using MMM-ImagesPhotos for quite a while, and wanted to take advantage of my new touch display. So chatgpt and I hacked an update together. This allows tapping the screen to pause and swipe left or right to move forward or back through the list of images.

This required quite a bit of change and am not sure whether this should be a fork or pull request. I hoping @sdetweil could let me know which way to go.

Description:

A newly refreshed fork of MMM-KitchenTimer, a responsive, touch-friendly countdown timer for MagicMirror².

It provides a large countdown display, configurable quick-duration presets, and accessible controls for touch, mouse, and keyboard. Tap the time display to pause or resume the countdown, and use the Reset or Dismiss control to cancel the timer or silence its alarm.

The module supports compact and full-screen layouts, optional alarm and button sounds, and reliable wall-clock timing. Active timers continue running and can finish while the module is hidden by page-management modules such as MMM-pages.

MMM-KitchenTimer also provides incoming and outgoing MagicMirror notifications. Other modules can start, add time to, pause, resume, reset, or dismiss the timer. Semantic state notifications make it possible to integrate voice assistants, smart lights, MQTT bridges, physical controls, notification centers, and other automations without embedding hardware-specific behavior in the timer.

This is a maintained fork of the module originally created by Tom Short, published with his permission. The original MIT attribution and existing configuration compatibility have been preserved.

Screenshots:

Download:

https://github.com/bwente/MMM-KitchenTimer

Installation:

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
git clone https://github.com/bwente/MMM-KitchenTimer.git

Version 1.1.0

• Added Bulgarian, Danish, German, English, Spanish, French, Hungarian, Dutch, Russian, and Thai translations
• Follow MagicMirror’s global language setting automatically
• Added localized controls, status messages, and accessibility labels
• Preserve keyboard and touchscreen focus while the timer display updates
• Added stable control identifiers for external integrations
• Expanded automated test coverage

Version 1.0.1

• Keep active timers and completion events running while hidden
• Improve compatibility with page-management modules such as MMM-pages

Version 1.0.0

• Modernized the original module as a maintained MagicMirror² module
• Added large, touch-friendly controls
• Added configurable quick-duration presets
• Added tap-to-pause and resume behavior
• Added compact and full-screen layouts
• Added incoming timer-control notifications
• Added outgoing semantic state and progress notifications
• Preserved the original configuration options and MIT attribution

I built MMM-OllamaHostMonitor to keep an eye on the Mac Studio that runs my local LLMs, right on the MagicMirror. It shows live GPU/CPU usage & power, unified memory, the Ollama models currently resident (with VRAM), and Hermes status.

Why a companion agent + MQTT? macOS doesn’t expose GPU/memory over HTTP, and hermes-agent has no metrics endpoint. So a tiny collector runs on the Mac (using the sudoless macmon, the Ollama REST API, and process inspection) and publishes retained JSON to your MQTT broker. The module just subscribes — it’s push-based, needs no inbound ports on the Mac, and populates instantly on boot. If the Mac/agent stops, an MQTT Last-Will greys the card out.

Features

• GPU & CPU utilization (bars) + power draw, unified memory, swap, GPU/CPU temps
• Ollama: up/down, version, each resident model + VRAM, installed-model count
• Hermes: up/down, configured model, CPU%/RSS
• Native MM look: standard module header, theme color variables, relative sizing so it scales with your font size and drops into any region
• i18n-ready (getTranslations), requiresVersion set, smooth non-flashing updates
• Bonus: built-in Home Assistant MQTT discovery — flip one config flag and every metric auto-registers as an HA entity under one device (loaded models exposed as attributes)

Requirements

• An MQTT broker reachable by both the Mac and the mirror (e.g. the Mosquitto add-on many of us already run for Home Assistant)
• macOS host with brew install macmon; Ollama on :11434

Install (module side)

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
git clone https://github.com/coreycaverly/MMM-OllamaHostMonitor
cd MMM-OllamaHostMonitor && npm install
{
  module: "MMM-OllamaHostMonitor",
  position: "top_right",
  config: {
    mqttServer: "homeassistant.local",
    topicPrefix: "ollama-host/metrics",
    title: "Mac Studio"
  }
}
The Mac-side collector (setup, launchd service, config) is in the repo's agent/ folder with its own README.

Repo: https://github.com/coreycaverly/MMM-OllamaHostMonitor

Feedback welcome — happy to generalize beyond Macs if there's interest.

Hi everyone,

I wrote a small module that displays near-real-time Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) satellite imagery on MagicMirror².

The images are retrieved directly from the official EUMETView WMS service and automatically processed into a transparent full-disk image, so they can be placed nicely on any MagicMirror layout.

Screenshot

Features

• Near-real-time MTG satellite imagery
• Multiple official EUMETView products
• Automatic updates
• Transparent Earth disk for seamless integration
• Configurable image size and source-image resolution
• Optional source, product and timestamp caption

The module is available on GitHub:

https://github.com/FHFH2025/MMM-Meteosat

Installation, configuration and available products are described in the README.

This is my first MagicMirror² module, so there is certainly room for improvement. If you run into any issues or have suggestions, please let me know. Feedback, bug reports and pull requests are always appreciated.