@A Former User said in MMM-Volume:

amixer sget

nevermind, i got it working on MagicMirror :) with Raspberry Pi 3B

Try using https://github.com/randomBrainstormer/MMM-GoogleCalendar for your family calendar. I added it to the modules list just now.

@bkeyport Great!

@costascontis best to ask in an issue for the module on github

@svensonsmirror still did not manage to get this working. Anyone has an update?

Hey there,
I just created a module to display tide forecast for your (german) region.
Data is downloaded (free) from german Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie as a txt file and uploaded to modules folder.

Interesting for fishing or boating.

https://github.com/myrdrks/MMM-bsh-tides

@jerryp said in MMM-NetworkScanner:

@tak

cd ~/ sudo apt-get install arp-scan

It’s installed (1st step of the README) …
All it’s OK but impossible to display the result in columns. It’s always like a list.
(And sometimes, some peripherals are not OK … per ex. my computer)

@sdetweil Thank you.

I totally did NOT see the missing module ‘request’ right at the Beginning.
Now the mirror starts… the module is stuck on loading but I will figure it out ;D

@causerino Hi!
I know it’s been a while, but I’ve done this as well.
Make sure the SparklineIDs name corresponds with the slug name provided by CoinMarketCaps API.

For example, I wanted to add Elrond’s eGLD.
The ID for this token is 6892, while the slug is elrond-egld. As this includes a hyphen symbol, it needs to be surrounded by quote marks.
So my addition looks like this:

'elrond-egld': 6892,

I also made 2 symbols, which are not required but look pretty.

@cowboysdude
Yup, Every developer can implement his own logic to display time-related stuff. And hundreds of MM modules are there, so hundreds of implementations are existing also, just to display “in 15 days”.
I think it is a kind of waste. So I propose a reusable common HTML tag anyone can use anywhere.

But the most benefit of this custom tag is, in my thought, Customizability and Locale-awareness separated from the module itself. Logic-neutral HTML tag could give the ability of easier user-customization without the developer’s effort. That is the purpose of this custom tag.

The webside https://www.timeanddate.com/clocks/free.html
offers several clocks with a wide range to customize the appearance . A html-code will be generated to integrate it into MM, for example using MMM-SmartWebDisplay.

@danz0219 my sleep wake depends on using the Linux motion project to signal motion. it supports just about every camera

the pi camera needs some additional system setup

https://motion-project.github.io/

I use webcams for my cameras

Just like MMM-Voice-Commands, annyang does not work when Magic Mirror is run using some browsers. In order to ensure that it works, use chrome or firefox if possible.

@mumblebaj, chart.js needs to come from npm. If you do npm install chart.js, what does it say?

Also, recent versions have taken a couple of dependencies that require newer Node versions – what version are you running? (node --version)

I see the exceptions thrown on retrieving Storm Watch status; I’ve just pushed a commit to ensure that skips if it gets null back for now. However, besides log pollution, that shouldn’t actually be breaking anything – Node will log that it failed and move on to the next message.

Re: MMM-Loxone

Hi David @idoodler I hope you remember me. It’s quite some time ago I asked you some questions by email. You supported me in a great way. (15-10-2020) 😉 My name is Ron. I am a dutch guy. 😉

Is it possible to sort observingUuids in a particular way? I tried to shuffle observingUuids inside the Array. In my MagicMirror it seems that observing Uuids appear in a random fashion. I would like to show observingUuids in a specific order.

Is it possible to invoke the MMM-Loxone module more than once?
p.e. In config.js at this very moment there is one (1) MMM-Loxone module . I used a header: “Energy Performance”. Next all observingUuids are Solar and Energy related.
I would like to rotate in the bottom_right position several MMM-Loxone modules with different observingUuids en a corresponding header text.

Also David Vielen Dank für deine hilfe. Gruss aus die Niederlande.

Ron

Description:

This is a module to display Home Assistant information in the form of Templates that are processed by Home Assistant itself and then display the results on your Magic Mirror.

Templates allow you to output virtually any HTML you want to in the contents of the module. It allows you to use the standard Jinja2 templating engine along with all of the Home Assistant custom template functions to be able to format the output of the module in whatever way you want to display it.

Features: Template rendering directly in Home Assistant. Hiding or displaying module based on Home Assistant entity state or template render. WebSocket connection to Home Assistant for fast response to state changes. Auto reconnect to Home Assistant when connection is lost. Custom CSS classes added to the module and every section. Targeted re-render of templates only on state change of watched entity. Material Design icons embedded in module to use with output. Screenshots:

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it’s working kinda, only countdown when mirror is refreshed not continuously when mirror is running. Any ideas?

@amirco to integrate python w mm, your python pgm outputs to stdout. then a mm module node_helper reads the stdout and sends messages to the browser side of the mm module to handle display.

see my PythonPrint module for the basic structure. https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-PythonPrint

there are existing modules for iframe, but I don’t know how you control them from outside

@isik As-tu essayé de mettre une virgule apres le debug: true ?

Announcing v1.0.0 of MMM-Faces.

There’s a few facial recognition modules for Magic Mirror. I’ve tried most of them, and found them a bit painful to setup. Furthermore, the setup is something that needs to be done again and again and building and capturing the images seemed awkward. I felt that there must be an easier way of managing this, so decided to build one, and then got carried away! This module is a simple wrapper around running a facial recognition system, and then sending data from that into MMM-ProfileSwitcher. All the actual work of changing the mirror config is left to MMM-ProfileSwitcher.

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The above image shows the admin interface that allows you to update the recognition parameters, rebuild the model, without having to restart your mirror in any way. Lots more documentation is all contained within the README of the actual project.

With a Pi 3B+ and a Movidius compute stick from Intel, I’m running my facial recognition at about 6 frames per second and it works great, without overheating the Pi, with almost instant switching of the mirror display.