@czabel said in MMM-CalendarExt3:

Thank you for the eventTransformer fix - is there some ruleset I can find for other icons, or just prefix everything with “fas”?

“fa-solid” will work too, instead of “fas”. I think you may did some typo mistake somewhere.

As for the other, you are right that I have edited the eventHeight, in order to grow the size of the whole calendar. Is there a better way to do this? Perhaps I should be using only the maxEventLines to grow the size of things?

Generally, eventHeight and maxEventLines could control the height of the view, Anyway you may need additional CSS modification to beautify the view.

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{ module: "MMM-CalendarExt3", position: "bottom_bar", config: { eventHeight: "30px", fontSize: "22px", } },

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I guess you may also incline fontSize. That property will be applied to all the elements . So all text would be bigger. but not the padding or margin or other attributes of the element. That’s why your view looked so weird. So you have to adjust other things with CSS to harmonize your view.

@MMRIZE Nothing to apologize for, it is a great module.

Leo

@MarcLandis Thanks… I was running a very old version of Raspian and wasn’t able to update Node. Setting up a new version now :-)

@wishmaster270 here is the code of my RTSPStream module thanks. 🙂

I replaced my video doorbell RTSP stream with some testing live HTTPS camera one as I couldn’t find a working RTSP testing stream.

Take your time as long as it takes. 👍🏼

{ module: "MMM-RTSPStream", position: "middle_center", disabled: false, config: { autoStart: false, rotateStreams: true, rotateStreamTimeout: 10, moduleWidth: 500, moduleHeight: 281, localPlayer: 'vlc', moduleOffset: { left: -170, top: -125 }, remotePlayer: 'ffmpeg', showSnapWhenPaused: false, remoteSnaps: false, shutdownDelay: 12, stream1: { name: 'Videocitofono', url: 'https://99663300.hopto.org:19526/Jpeg/1?authToken=7f9c4ca8-e776-40c9-b242-6882b7b4775e&1727250645145', frameRate: 'undefined', width: 500, height: 281, muted: true, ffmpegPort: 9999, }, } },

@MMRIZE @Chuck_morisse
I opened issue 3552
https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/issues/3552

to document the need for better checking in config:check
(as we are switching linter versions anyhow)

@sharmstr said in [MMM-ApexCharts] ApexCharts.js for your mirror.:

There are several working examples in the wiki

https://github.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts/wiki/JSON

Hi - thankyou very much - and apologies for somehow not finding your great documentation! I’ve been able to get sample charts working now.

Just some notes on where I’ve got to with my mirror - I’ve been trying MMM-ApexCharts out using a mini power monitor called an IotaWatt as a datasource. It sits on my home network and collects power readings from my mains connection using a current transformer. You can then query this data back and possibly use it to draw graphs.

Queries are just done with an http request and look like:

http://MyIotaWatt.local/query?select=[time.local,InstPower_W.wh.d2]&begin=s-24h&end=s&group=1h&format=json&header=no

returning (in this case) json with readings for total power usage (kWatt hours) for each of the previous 24 hours.
Responses look like (e.g.)

0 0 "2024-09-21T14:05:00" 1 0.76 1 0 "2024-09-21T13:05:00" 1 0.75 2 0 "2024-09-21T12:05:00" 1 0.73 etc

so this has worked well with the paired chartJsonFormat config.

Things I found useful so far:

if I put the http://iotawatt.local/query?.… in the chartJsonUrl config then the log showed that the call failed with a CORS error. I’ve got it to return data if I add the local CORS server prefix though i.e. http://localhost:8080/cors?url=http://MyIotaWatt.local/query?... Times returned in the response match NZ local time, but the labels on my chart’s x-axis originally displayed times 12 hours earlier. I’ve included a datetimeUTC entry in my xaxis.labels config to leave it in local time xaxis: { type: "datetime", tickPlacement: "off", labels: { datetimeUTC: false, format: "HH:mm", } },

@sharmstr I’ve also been trying out showing more than one chart on the mirror, following your sample config. Is there a way to show two charts when both make their own call to a datasource (i.e. with separate chartJsonUrls?)
This would be useful in my case to show a chart for Detailed power usage (over last 30 mins) and a separate chart for Overview (usage in last 24 hours).

I’ve configured these charts to work individually, but when I add both to my config at the same time (with different chartIDs) the 2nd chart doesn’t show on the mirror. The log shows json responses to both calls, but also an error
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading '1')
following the 2nd response. Is there a neat way to allow both charts, or have I just messed it up? Thanks very much

@vees Nice! :-) Don’t forget to add it to the modules list: https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

Hi,

I have the same problem with mmm netatmo and refresh token
Did you find a solution?
Thank you

@MarcLandis got it… thx

Hello,

I am using the MMM-Saint module in a MagicMirror under development. I am having a problem: the module does not indicate the correct saint when launching the module. The update is only performed when the delay before update is reached. Oddly enough, the problem is the same with the MMM-Birthdays module. Does your module update when opening?
Kind regards,

@danny607 this module , like calendar ext3 gets its events from the default calendar

Verison 1.6.1

Bug Fixes

mealSortOrder actually filters entry types

@johanPO said in MMM-MailMessage a question about the list of approved senders:

validSenders: [ { addr: “dad@mydomain.com”, name: “Dad”, color: “#00ff00”, }
{ addr: “mom@mydomain.com”, name: “Mom”, color: “#ff0000”, }
{ addr: “son@mydomain.com”, name: “Billy”, }
{ addr: “nana@mydomain.com”, name: “Nana”, }
],

I don’t KNOW… but this is misconfigured

validSenders: [

means a comma separated list of things

in this case the thing is a sender info object

{ addr: “mom@mydomain.com”, name: “Mom”, color: “#ff0000”, }

so the list would look like

validSenders: [ { addr: “mom@mydomain.com”, name: “Mom”, color: “#ff0000” }, { addr: “son@mydomain.com”, name: “Billy” }, { addr: “nana@mydomain.com”, name: “Nana” } ]

I always try to put the [ and ] on separate lines to make them more visible

@shiitbiird and All
Hi,

I started a new project that has more or less the same functionality.
It’s based on tracking cellular devices on home wifi/lan.

see : https://github.com/yedidiaklein/MMM-whoshome
it looks like this:
who is home
(and I even added recently “last seen” info)

Your suggestions will be appreciated.

–Yedidia

Would like to try this but it can’t be found!?!!

@ankonaskiff17 wayland will be the default window manager going forward. not of anyone here. all systems are getting it.

x11 is fast, had a long time to get this way, but has some shared memory security issues that cant be fixed.

you can go back to x11 currently using raspi-config, don’t know how long that will last.
change is constant

i had nothing to do with the new 3rd party list, other than suggesting to add it to the forum header links .

mykle and others, yes its sad when some of our contributors stop for whatever reason, but life
continues needing us to make changes.

@clakkentt yeh, if the page is presented in an iframe, you can’t fiddle with its styles anyhow…

Description:

This module allows you to display any data from Google Sheets directly on your Magic Mirror. It is fully customizable so you can choose which parts you want to mimic exactly and which parts you want to add custom styling to.

Sample use cases:

Custom dashboard Lists or reminders Schedules Financial data / Personal finance tracking Create your own custom MM modules in Google Sheets without having to write the code. If you can get the data into Google Sheets, then you can display it using this module without having to write a new custom module

Features:

Fully customizable styling options Mimic the Google Sheets look exactly or select a subset of styles to mimic Write your own custom styling CSS to all the data or just the header row Write your own custom styling function for dynamic styles based on the data Select a specific range or use a dynamic range based on how much data is in the sheet Formulas and functions in the sheet are recalculated each time the module updates Screenshots:

grocery.png
Orders_Custom.png Orders_Mimic.png Projects_Custom.png scoreboard_2.png

Download:

https://github.com/ryan-d-williams/MMM-GoogleSheets

Version 1 Import data from Google Sheets Custom styling Version 2 (Aug 2024) Auto range detection Improved error messaging for invalid requests Auto-update formulas each time the module refreshes

@sdetweil
I followed your https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast
– Installation –
Navigate into your MagicMirror modules folder and execute:

git clone https://github.com/MarcLandis/MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast.git

Enter the new MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast directory and execute :
#npm install

After that updated the code and restarted service:

Mirror@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast $ sudo vi …/…/config/config.js

…Code below with hiddne API…
{
module: “MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast”,
header: “Weather”,
position: “top_right”,
classes: “default everyone”,
disabled: false,
config: {
apikey: “XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX”,
latitude: “47.690900”,
longitude: “43.587770”,
iconset: “4c”,
concise: false,
forecastLayout: “table”,
}
},

$ sudo systemctl restart pm2-Mirror.service

Getting below error:

0|mm | [2024-08-09 12:10:19.206] [LOG] [MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast] 9-Aug-24 12:10 ** ERROR ** null
0|mm | [2024-08-09 12:15:19.663] [INFO] Newsfeed-Fetcher: Broadcasting 25 items.
0|mm | [2024-08-09 12:20:16.801] [LOG] [MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast] 9-Aug-24 12:20 ** ERROR ** null

Looks great. Just yesterday I installed another module to accomplish the same purpose but this one has much more options available so I may switch over.