Many thanks got similar great info from discord as never have patience, apols. One last thing as I said because I have done a little script for Pi Zero https://github.com/StuartIanNaylor/MagicMirrorPi0StretchLite that has chromium with all the commandline settings need for the above. I said to Mich I was just looking @ Selenium as thinking of doing a Chromium watchdog and he suggest mm_watchdog. Then I barbled on but with hindsight does mm_watchdog also work with standalone chromium? As if so all I have to do is work out why plymouth confuses me so much as to if it will work or not and maybe show on whatever chance that might maybe :) Thanks for a great explanation though. One more question is how do you mark as solved?

@sean said in One-line switch to enable / disable modules: @rudibarani @michael5r Here is my version. No need to list all modules. const pre_disabled = { "UNLISTED": true, // default value for unlisted other modules. "alert":false, "clock": false, "MMM-Remote-Control":false, } var DISABLED = new Proxy(pre_disabled, { get (receiver, name) { return name in receiver ? receiver[name] : receiver["UNLISTED"] } }) Lovely :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

You say: just finished a Magic Mirror2 module that lets you display content…!! just let me know about it?? And where is it? Git hub?

@seedhe If I remember correctly, the Twitter API changed and the module did not keep up.

i think @yawns deserves the credit…LOL

@aj6823 - The Magic Mirror framework is a bit too complicated to display in a simple stand alone HTML file. You might be able to duplicate the look of the Magic Mirror with some relatively simple HTML coding. But you’ll lose most of the dynamic features. Can you expand a bit on what it is you’re trying to accomplish?

Loving this site and starting my build. I have a couple of different applications to use this mirror, how it started was the need for a home mirror. Another will be a simple alarm clock next to my bed with no mirror in the Pi-Top Ceed case with 14" screen. Another will be a desktop Pi-Top Ceed with no mirror again displaying things that I would use for work. Train schedules, weather, calendar (both weekly and monthly) and To Do’s. I also keep a monthly habit tracker on paper now and was wondering if anyone has made a sort of habit tracker. There is an app I have seen around called “Way of Life” which would look cool on the mirror etc. Thanks everyone for the help - wish I could code this, but right now I am just a copy and paste guy for my project.

@dazza120 that is what u posted in the prior message /usr/local/etc/motion/

Would it be possible to add snow amounts to The Default Weather Forecast app, just as it does for rain amount?

@retroflex Thanks for the idea. I think this is a possible option for many - but I already have the company VPN on my devices and unfortunately cannot add another VPN. Do you think it would be difficulty to implement the token-idea I described above? This would bring much more security to a lot of users without difficult changes…

@sdetweil Thanks for pointing me at MMM-RemoteControl. I will try this as a first unidirectional approach. In the long run, it would be great if we had two-way module / MM core capability that could communicate with node clientonly instances. I think the need for this will increase, as more and more MM-instances might be hosted within a Docker image.

how, can I turn on the relay after some time interval?

Okay thanks for the answers. I will probably run the serveronly-version on my vServer then.

Hi! I understand this issue. I use a gitlab private repository. I clone it in “magicmirror_config” in /home/pi/ And then I created a symlink im /home/pi/MagicMirror/config/ for my versioned config.js And all my personalized files are in symlink where I need it. That’s really easy and like that I can test on local device (my Mac) before put it on the raspberry Pi. :-)

Search for MMM-forecast.io here in the forum.

@cowboysdude thank you ! ill have to learn and play as i have not done any of that yet.

you can use zoom in your custom .css file… to zoom out, and make the modules smaller, use a number below 100%. IE: 75% My mirror (unfinished) at 100%… [image: 1527022596783-screenshot-1.png] with the following code in custom.css… /***************************************************** * Magic Mirror * * Custom CSS * * * * By Michael Teeuw http://michaelteeuw.nl * * MIT Licensed. * * * * Add any custom CSS below. * * Changes to this files will be ignored by GIT. * *****************************************************/ body { zoom: 75%; } it looks like this… [image: 1527022692278-screenshot-6.png] to zoom in (make them bigger, use a percentage over 100%, IE: 125%… my Mirror at 125%… [image: 1527022826822-screenshot-7.png] using the following code in the custom.css… /***************************************************** * Magic Mirror * * Custom CSS * * * * By Michael Teeuw http://michaelteeuw.nl * * MIT Licensed. * * * * Add any custom CSS below. * * Changes to this files will be ignored by GIT. * *****************************************************/ body { zoom: 125%; }

Thanks. This is my first Node.js project. Anyways, I have put an example code (js) in the module folder for anyone willing to develop an android/ios app around it. I have never made an android app so I don’t know how to make the publishing app.