I have a night owl camera system and was wondering if this particular module would work with those? Me module was previously titled for only foscam but I am not sure if it would work with all IP camera systems.

Thanks.

Fix confirmed and pushed to the repository. Thanks all for your help with finding/testing this.

Interesting… I could add this to the MMM-Mail to play a sound when a new email comes in… nice :)

@mattlugar Can you share your custom css as well? Thanks!

Ah looks nice! One note tho: you forgot to use markdown in your readme table, all you would have to do is change the ’ in a `. This way your values will be displayed as code.

Sounds more effective than mine. I set an infinite loop to check for motion every second and if no motion is detected for 600 seconds the display goes to sleep.

I replaced my firewall with a better one so I could do some caps and have more granular control but didn’t seem to make a difference. I updated the code on Saturday, we’ll see if it holds. Thanks.

MMM-RSS-FEED

Github repository: https://github.com/Taolanoz/MMM-RSS-FEED

Display any RSS feed on your MagicMirror.

Preview
Word of the day RSS feed (red border is edit added)

Installing the module

To install the module, just clone this repository to your modules folder:
git clone https://github.com/Taolanoz/MMM-RSS-FEED.

Updating the module

Pull the git updates: git pull.
Then update dependencies in the module folder: cd MMM-RSS-FEED.

Using the module

To use this module, add it to the modules array in the config/config.js file:

modules: [ { module: 'MMM-RSS-FEED', position: 'top_bar', config: { url: '' } }, ] Configuration options Option Default Description url ‘’ The url of the RSS feed. Must be a string

This module allows all modules to make changes to other modules, which persist through a restart of the mirror and are applied instantly (mostly).

Video:

Video of it in action

Usage

See Github page.

Notes: the used app is not part of this module and will be released later latest version of MagicMirror 2.1 is required for this module to properly work (there are some bugs in 2.0 that prevent that) i currently plan to add showing/hiding modules aswell, not just add/remove/change a module i have only tested it with the standard modules and some of my own and not all config values, more tests are always welcome! values that directly influence a modules node_helper shouldn’t currently apply instantly, only after a restart (i am not sure if i can solve that, every module might need to do it itself)! a lot of functions for dynamically adding node_helpers and client-side modules are just copied/slightly modified from the core application, because they are not publicly accessible (might change in the future)

If you find any issues or have any feature request, please post them here or open an issue at Github, thanks!

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@Thlb0 Nice. Now it’s perfect :D
I really appreciate your efforts to help me, thank you!

I’d like to make more sense of my view LOL by the time i’ve got down past the garden and hit the reef below, it’s occasionally submerged on the fringe even on “low tide” :( so with the tidal ranges, i can see and make plans without having to manually search :)

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Great, what would be fantastic, is if you had these and the normal variation swapping every 15 seconds or something along those lines… (days - to - hours)

@cowboysdude said in MMM-temp-ds18b20:

@Thlb0 said in MMM-temp-ds18b20:

@cowboysdude Ok, I’m currently working on the hardware installation guide. I’ll publish it on github today/tomorrow.

The installation of multiples sensors is the same that with only one. You have to plug them on the same GPIO (parallel). More information soon in the Readme :)

WOW very nice! Thank you! :)

I’ve updated the Readme with the Hardware installation guide ;)

@cpramhofer the last comma will not make a difference.

normally a comma at the end is a syntax error, but meanwhile the engines kind of ignore it and handle it correctly

it’s like in human languages if you write a list, you will not write buy me eggs, cake, ham,

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The last module I wanted to port across to the MM2 environment. This one uses a US air quality service to provide the closest air quality data to the zip code provided. Sorry this is US only, if you know of an international web service please just let me know.

The module is available from here. Enjoy!