@strawberry-3.141 you have fixed and answered my problem. thank you!

Thank all of you ! I change height and width px because he don’t like 5px margin.

@cowboysdude @MichMich Hey guys. Thx for ur posts, was more than a little inspiring and I didnt know about jshint.com. :) I actually have the MM up running at this point, working out the details with a nice oak frame atm. My last issue is that I want to be able to display more than just 1 news post at the time in the feed (and preferebly no fade involved either, just static news posts that updates every now and then). Im currently trying some really shady stuff utilizing the php script from the original MagicMirror. So Im fucking around with jquery/ajax and a call to an external php script file with that old newsfeed script in it - and I will try to put it in the index.html of the MM2. Might work, might not. Either way I learn something along the way. Sorry, @MichMich Im sure you really dont want to hear this kind of unresponsible way of “modding” the MM, but I do what I can at my skill-level. :) And btw, great job with the MM2 package! LOVE it.

@strawberry-3.141 said in Config.js issues: @ShizukaNaHaji you should remove your appid from your post above I just removed the appid

@fjnorb then make a pull request to the developer with your wish to implement a argument to define x and y with of the picture limitation. take a look at this post: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/986/mmm-globe/25 ask @SvenSommer , maybe he can help you at firt before the pull request is done. Hey guys, I was able to cut the white bar by cutting the last pixels (depending on the image size) from this image with adding the following to MMM-Globe.js getDom: function () { var wrapper = document.createElement("div"); if (this.config.style == "europeDiscNat") { wrapper.style.height = 0.98 * this.config.imageSize - 1 + "px"; wrapper.style.overflow = "hidden"; } var image = document.createElement("img"); Note from admin: Please use Markdown on code snippets for easier reading!

Instead, I already have an i7 running for the home automation, I can move MM to this machine instead… that will give enough power ;) But using MMM-Facial, with a USB webcam, is it working fine ?

@roramirez i’ve done this and have a look on the restartprocess in the next time. thanks a lot.

@jkhania said in NPM install error: @morozgrafix Thank you morozgrafix. I discovered that the node instructions i found were wayyy old. I’ve updated it but ran into new problems. ha! Thanks everyone! Honestly the problems may be all the mixing that has happened. I would just start over with the new instructions ;)

@poutr alright good to hear that’s the problem is solved!

npm install npm -g npm update -g install me npm version 4.1.2 which now only raises a warning for yamllint (since that package.json asked exactly for 0.4.0). Probably because of this : http://gruntjs.com/blog/2016-04-04-grunt-1.0.0-released#peer-dependencies No guarantee, but I think I have npm version 2 something before, which hard error on that issue.

@strawberry-3.141 Indeed, that’s what I realized after browsing through the syslog code. Kudo’s!

@lolobyte: it’s a default module which in the example config starting from V2.1.0 - So only when upgrading from a previous version, You need to add it manually. It’s in the changelog somewhere. But indeed, It might need some better documentation. Feel free to send PR’s to do this. :)

@morozgrafix Me too! :) BUT HUGE Thank you for the help!!! NOW to install Strawberry’s voice module!!! This thing runs so fast!! I can’t wait to get the touch panel! :)

AH HA! So turns out you need to install as root - the regular pi user doesn’t have enough permissions to install socket.io which is a dependency of electron… The manual install instructions should be updated to state sudo npm install npm start Damian

@acrylicmfg I don’t mind you asking around, after a few post it seems that you don’t have that background that other forum people have. My answer would be that a video would be a good guide for you, try youtube

Thanks for the reply @broberg, I am not using SSH. I was using VNC, will that make any difference?

Hi thanks for the reply, I actually see the glaringly obvious mistake I made. ~ $ was already at the command line and I was retyping it. Thanks for helping me with this @in_a_days. I am now having a new issue getting the MagicMirror to start. I wondered if you might look over the problem. You can read about it here

@nameless the default compliments are merely examples, you can type in anything you want in any language you want in the config file to the compliments module

@morozgrafix Spot on, I do my dev on my MacBook and test in Chrome. I bet that’s what’s messing with it.