@jjd awesome

@DarrenO-0
git reset
yes… AND you are NOT supposed to update our files… for this very problem. so it taught you something!.. my upgrade script would have warned you…

update notification,… well it depends on the module and what the changes are
if the module has a package.json, then its git pull && npm install or npm rebuild, or …
altho the new 3rd party list is demanding a package.json for metadata about the module… so, that rule is not as useful…

so it depends… I would NEVER allow an extension to update my system like that !..
so you get what you get… if it works, don’t touch it…

on the restart on change, thats in pm2, and sometimes the file change detection doesn’t work … (for me like 95% not working… 5% where it works is on a mac, I rarely use for MM)…

pm2 restart all will do the same thing

@DarrenO-0 I just execute the curl command. I have no control over its networking code.

every time it’s failed due to networking there has been a real problem somewhere

@WallysWellies said in Default Compliments Module - Special Days:

see what they say.

i help decide too

@sdetweil Seems like rpi-connect is still in beta. May be a viable option if no relay is required else the lag could be nasty as the turn server is located in the OK.

@hengy no.problem. that’s why I asked.

@kayakbabe well, all I can say, is I must not have tested it right.
my apologies

try again… all three scripts corrected now

@ankonaskiff17 I have to agree that DAKBOARD is super lame. I read about MM a long time ago and found DAKBOARD becuase of my MM research. I actually looked at it for about a hour and thought it was lame too. MagicMirror is so customizable and I am a tinkerer. I like to change up things. I like to fix things and not wait on someone else to update when some api changes. So, I decided to tackle MagicMirror. I’ve learned a lot and this is a great community.

@robertjunior24 the problem is that RTSP isn’t supported by Web protocals.

Here’s what I’m currently doing for my Reolink cameras:

I use an PI 4 with Motion Eye OS (Discontinued, but still kinda works, there is betas of an attempt to bring MotionEye back) to convert the RTSP streams to Web streams. Then using MMM-EmbedURL, I’m able to pick up the web streams to use on my mirror.

What I’d like to do is use something faster and more reliable - (Scrypted?) to do the conversion. Currently, there’s a lag that will form within the motioneye software, so I tend to reboot the pi once an hour (overdone, but it works) to keep it reasonable.

If I use the Framed version of the URLs that MotionEyeOS provides me (like http://192.168.0.7/picture/2/frame/) - I don’t have to have MMM-Embed URL reset the picture, the system will provide a temporary “No Camera” image while it’s down.+

Important note: Pi 5 (and newer, eventually) will NOT run what’s required for the old software, so Pi4 is what’s recommended.

this one: 47af05e1-d905-4320-a8da-2f792e827985-image.png

I’m trying to convert from MMM-OpenWeatherForecast to something else, but Openweather is confusing me with the API subscription.

same situation here. I like the above module but I don’t want to subscribe to the new openweather api.

First alternative was the mm weather module because it has several providers so you can switch easily. But the design is so far away from MMM-OpenWeatherForecast …

So next approach was to use the data from mm weather for an own module with better UI.

Thats the current output:

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It is still a beta version and not published yet.

Another approach could be to extend the mm weather module with configurable njk templates and the cool skycons (which can be animated) …

@JohnGalt Oh crap. Thank’s for the hint! I fixed it :-)

@sdetweil

Hi

That´s my Sensor , and that´s my config:

module: "MMM-DHT22", position: "top_left", config: { gpioPin: 17, fontSize: '16px', // Font size for the header fontFamily: 'Arial', // Font family for module text showThermometerIcon: true, // Show the thermometer icon showDropletIcon: true, // Show the droplet icon showTemperatureText: true, // Show the "Temperature" text showHumidityText: true, // Show the "Humidity" text headerText: 'Local Environment', // Header text displayed above the values updateInterval: 120, // Update interval in seconds for fetching sensor data temperatureIconColor: 'red', // Color of the temperature icon humidityIconColor: 'blue', // Color of the humidity icon temperatureFontSize: '18px', // Font size for temperature humidityFontSize: '14px', // Font size for humidity temperatureOffset: 0, // Temperature offset adjustment in degrees Celsius humidityOffset: 0, // Humidity offset adjustment in percentage points temperatureUnit: 'C', // Default to Celsius ('C') or use 'F' for Fahrenheit layout: 'horizontal', // Default layout style ('horizontal' or 'vertical')