@majdzik84 said in GIF update from URL with MMM-EyeCandy:
I am sending the command from home assistant via rest_command
sorry, I don’t know how to make this work from home Assistant. I was making work from inside MM.
u could edit the Remote-Control module when it receives an alert request and append the timestamp there
but as u are not a coder, this will be difficult.
@aljosie i do not know how to speak as there is no builtin text to speech
u could write a message to the screen, or do a console.log and use debug to see it…
why do you want to use jarvis, vs say GoogleAssistant that has all this work done already…
@awesams so, libraries loaded w npm install, are places in the node_modules folder.
so, you go into the node_modules folder for this module, and do a git clone of this one library(which creates it’s folder)
then cd to that folder, and follow his instructions (readme.md)
Hi, so I figured it out. Sorry if I was confusing, here is my problem and solution just in case anyone ever sees this. 1) i followed all steps in the installation guide which brought me to the default MM screen that goes on when you barely install it. 2) i pressed ctrl+q and it exited me out into the desktop screen. 3) I installed the spotify module following all steps. 4) this is where my question is, how to get back into MM (the screen that shows when MM is in use) to see my spotify module.
Solution: what I was doing wrong was i made a new terminal and did
DISPLAY=0: nohup npm start & without doing cd MagicMirror first. Thank you for the responses
If you’re using my fork, there’s a detailed description of the some what complex setup. Did you follow those steps?
https://github.com/qistoph/MMM-MyCommute#installation
thanks sam,
Think i might move away from magicmirror os seems a bit to complicated compared to running it on raspbian for a newbie like me.
Cheers
Michael
lol, If my module can help :)
At start, it’s for french user for wathing TV … now it’s for every one simply editing or create your own stream file ;)
It’s works ONLY with VLC
@cbrooker said in MMM-Todoist:
.divTableCell:first-of-type {
display: none;
}
.divTableRow > div:nth-child(2) {
display: none;
}
That is the right hint :thumbs_up: you gave, I would never get it by my own.
Many thanks!
The Mirror is looking more and more nice with such small points :grinning_face:
@Benson the path MUST start in the module folder.
so, you will need to use the ln command to link a folder in the module folder to the real media folder
ln -s media-path folder_name
@johnnyboy I don’t know either, except I have seen it reported. my cat caused it once for me, it zoom restored it ok, without fuzziness.
how is monitor connected? HDMI,??