@ray said in oneweathermap:

@tippon unfortunately, I have the newer version so location ID is no longer there just coordinate

I’ve got the up to date version too. You can put the locationID in yourself. This is the config for one of my weather modules, with my personal data removed:

As you can see, I’ve removed the coordinates lines and added in the locationID line instead.

You can use the options from the documentation here to change the config to suit your needs:

https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/weather.html#configuration-options

@florjanklancar sorry don’t know anything about that module

@jasond the second on is not a widget, it is code… < script…< /script>

MM is expecting html content

Ah…

Wonderfull! 😂

Screenshot_20210614-155233_Chrome.jpg

Is it possible to have the MM streaming radio, and then go to a webbrowser on a pc typing in IP-of-MM:8080 and then hear the radio?

@sdetweil if i dont include it on the config.js doesnt it take it from the defult value in newsfeed.js?

@cq0q said in Hello-Lucy Module Microphone not working:

it just fixed by itself

Magic!

@sdetweil is correct. Hello-Lucy is a stripped down version of MMM-voice (removed most of its functionality) and added the ability to hide and show individual modules and pages of modules. Simplified the process of adding any module to this functionality. Modules can share regions. Etc,

The recognition is average at best. Lucy (and voice) have trouble with certain accents, Norwegian in particular, (My friend can attest to that). Even I had some early trouble with non-recognition and/or false positives. I’ve learned ‘how’ to speak to Lucy after quite some time using her (3 years?). She also likes a completely quiet environment. With that said, she will never be as accurate, or work as well, as an Alexa or Google device.

Lastly, I don’t use Lucy on a Pi. The pi’s inherent delay is too aggravating and frustrating. Now, using Lucy on more robust hardware is quite a different experience. Very satisfying, for me at least.

@sardauker both should have worked

@freland client mode is just the browser w no modules. so same problem

you need some code to read/react to a sensor somewhere, and then inform some code on the client machine to turn off the display.

a node-red server in the background could still do all that.
it’s just more than a dumb client

@sdetweil Great! thanks for the help! I was able to get things up and running…

@airart ctrl-c in ther terminal window will stop the active program

ignore warnings

@levon yes, we didn’t get the all in one building network

if u only want to display one page, then u don’t need MM at all.

mm is intended to allow you to combine multiple info sources on the same page at the same time.

@ankonaskiff17 and said yes to use pm2?