Thanks for the feedback guys, I will try and add it to the list on monday :) Hope this will help someone else out there :)

@Getinthegames Thank you, that was the reason for me to create this module, simplicity. I didn’t need all the extras, just a simple list.

Thanks for the help - I have screenshoted the messages: [image: 1768563286814-b7504dd5-999d-41cc-880d-3eff7fd35230-grafik.png] Does this help ?

MMM-Kermis This a module for Magic Mirror². This displays the Carnivals (Kermis), you can add, update and delete through a webinterface. This module is only available in Dutch. Installation Clone this repository in your modules folder, and install dependencies: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules git clone https://github.com/htilburgs/MMM-Kermis.git cd MMM-Kermis npm install Update When you need to update this module: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Kermis git pull npm install Configuration Go to the MagicMirror/config directory and edit the config.js file. Add the module to your modules array in your config.js. { module: "MMM-Kermis", position: "top_left", header: "Mijn Kermissen", disabled: false, config: { refreshInterval: 60 * 1000 // 1 minuut } }, Load Webinterface for updating the Carnivals (Kermissen) Open a browser and type http://serverip address:3001 So if for example you’re MagicMirror is on 192.168.0.48 then you go to http://192.168.0.48:3001 The Webinterface for MMM-Kermis will be loaded and you will be able to: add Kermis complete Kermis delete Kermis edit Kermis sort Kermis information All the updates are instantly published on your Mirror Versions v1.0.0 - Initial release v1.1.0 - Update for Chromium, install fonts-noto-color-emoji

Below I uploaded the git repo for the module. Let me know if it works fine for you :) The TV I am using is a Samsung Smart TV, but you should be able to listen for CEC comunication via HDMI and find the codes specific for your TV MMM-CEC-Control

Done - I’ve added the module to the list.

Hi, I have a question and perhaps someone could help me. I installed the module and get the “Loading …”, too. I have a Hyundai PHEV with working Bluelink App. Doesn´t it works with PHEV or what am I´m doing wrong? Regards Jose

@bicolorbore586 there is a fix for this in the next release.

@ChrisKelley woohoo… great news… thanks for the feedback!!

@StefanL. The readme says region The link in the readme brings up an interactive map that you can zoom in on to select that area/region and get its name from the info display after selection

J’ai finalement trouvé le problème qui vient de Node.js (node-fetch) qui n’était pas installé sur ma version de Magic Mirror. Je l’ai donc installé dans le répertoire du module : /…/MMM-MarineWeather npm install node-fetch@2 -> Il faut installer la version 2 car la version 3 n’est pas compatible. puis redémarrer le Magic Mirror est le tour est joué.

@CrashTest I saw update for the doc It should automagically put up an update banner for all Modules in config.js if their git GitHub ( source repo) commit status changes It as also outputs messsges where npm start is logged as it scans the repository

📷 Screenshot (Platzhalter) ![alt text]https://github.com/wiiare/MMM-Solarwatt/blob/main/screenshots/solarblock.jpg?raw=true) ⚡ Features Anzeige von Live-Daten der Solarwatt PV-Anlage Batteriestatus inkl. Ladezustand und Lade-/Entladeleistung Tageswerte persistent in dailyData.json gespeichert Reset der Tageswerte automatisch um Mitternacht Intervallgesteuerte Updates, konfigurierbar Responsive Darstellung passend zu MagicMirror² 📦 Installation Wechsle ins modules Verzeichnis von MagicMirror: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules Repository klonen: git clone https://github.com/wiiare/MMM-Solarwatt.git Abhängigkeiten installieren: cd MMM-Solarwatt npm install (Optional) Leere dailyData.json erstellen (wird automatisch angelegt): touch dailyData.json ⚙️ Konfiguration Füge das Modul in config/config.js ein: { module: “MMM-Solarwatt”, position: “top_right”, config: { ip: “Deine_IP”, password: “”, batteryIp: “Deine_IP”, updateInterval: 30000 } } 📊 Anzeige 🔆 Solar Block Erzeugung (W) Verbrauch (W) Einspeisung (W) Netzbezug (W) 🔋 Batterie Block Ladezustand (%) Lade-/Entladeleistung (W) Visualisierung als Balken 📅 Tageswerte Block Kumulierte kWh für: - Produktion - Verbrauch - Einspeisung - Netzbezug ⚡ Hinweise Tageswerte starten nach MagicMirror-Neustart bei 0 kWh Werte werden automatisch kumuliert basierend auf dem Updateintervall dailyData.json wird automatisch im Modulordner angelegt und persistent gespeichert

@chris1971 Your welcome. It felt good to be able offer some help instead of always asking for it. Good luck finding your problem.

@benhmin no, that is different 15 minutes is 15 x 60 x 1000 1000 ms/second 60 seconds/minute

@bill63 The entire visual appearance is controlled by CSS, max-width in conjunction with the regions is how it would be handled. Please review the MMM-Multimonth.css file, copy over what you need into the custom.css master file, and change to your needs. CSS tutorials are available if you’re not comfortable with it. Even though the project is effectively mothballed due to my time constraints, there is another maintainer on the project who may or may not update the project, so please don’t modify the project files directly. if you have any questions, feel free to ask, I’m still kinda active on here, as well as our resident experts are always lurking. – Brendan (author)

@retroflex I´ve got some problems with the module. It just says loading. Tried some of the things posted in this thread but could not get it to work. Any ideas what to do? Svenska funkar utmärkt då jag antar att du är svensk som skapat denna :D

@hearter Does it cost to use the api? Do I need any hardware to attach to the Pi or does it pull the information from that website.?

@schlomm ## I just thoght of uploading the Summary of Attempts - All Failed. It is really getting frustrating. My Monitor was working perfectly well the desired rotation and resolution 1080x1960, and now is stuck at 1024x768. config.txt modifications:** Custom hdmi_timings for 1920x1080 Various hdmi_mode settings (82, 87) hdmi_ignore_edid=0xa5000080 Different boost levels and drive settings Result: Monitor only shows up to 1024x768 max cmdline.txt kernel parameters:** video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080@60D Various video= parameter combinations Result: No effect on available resolutions Custom EDID firmware:** Created multiple EDID files (256 bytes, 268 bytes, 285 bytes) Placed in /lib/firmware/edid/ and /boot/firmware/edid/ Used drm.edid_firmware=HDMI-A-1:edid/1920x1080.bin Rebuilt initramfs to include EDID early Result: Kernel loads file but rejects it as “Invalid firmware EDID” Wayland/X11 rotation scripts:** wlr-randr (Wayland) - can’t set non-existent 1920x1080 mode xrandr (X11) - output name issues Result: Can only work with available modes (max 1024x768) Core Problem: Acer HA270 monitor provides NO EDID data** to the Pi Bookworm OS + Labwc Wayland compositor won’t accept forced resolutions Same monitor worked with Pi 3B + Bullseye (older firmware stack) Raspberry Pi detects only: 1024x768, 800x600, 848x480, 640x480 Current Status: Stuck at 1024x768 rotated = 768x1024 instead of desired 1080x1920. Wonder if we the Rpi OS team is aware f this issue.

@planet4 Hi - I have seen your temperature module, it looks nice, I am not a developer, Would you be kind enough to share your Temperature module with me…the one with the gauge - Thank you.