As an amateur, there are a couple things that I just don’t understand about git. I’ve decided to clone my fork of the project to the desktop on my pi, so that I will have another version of my MagicMirror on GitHub. However every time I make a change, it doesn’t show up in git status. When I do git push it asks for my username and password, but still does not work. Is there a way to log on to my account from the command prompt so I can complete these actions?

I can recomend you 3 things:

Check the next documentation

http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/ (simple) https://backlogtool.com/git-guide/en/stepup/stepup1_1.html (some details about branches) http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/

Second one, use this interactive tutorial
https://try.github.io

The last, you can work better using a zsh+oh-my-zsh. This enable to see where branch you are and status repository into the shell prompt.
https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh

Well, the fix was introduced
https://github.com/julianlam/nodebb-plugin-markdown/pull/84

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Hi @strawberry-3-141, @donboon3, @johnnyboy @cowboysdude @lolobyte

Thanks to everyone for replying.

For this to work I was thinking it could be different to a forum and perhaps needs an interface and layout of it’s own.

Something visual so it’s easy to pick out the information and see how it looks.

I have mocked something up - would love to get your feedback on this

mock up for interface to show shared config.js files

Hm, this is no real usecase for me. The mirror - at least for me - is a technical and modern way to replace old fashioned paper calendars / schedulers with some addons like weather forecast, traffic jams and public transport delays, without having to use the smartphone.
I don’t want to browse websites while brushing my teeth or view the latest news while taking a shower :)

Well, configs and all, I don’t really see the point in sharing config files, It’s basically just a list of modules.

When you get in to it you will see that the real visual changes to the mirror is done with the custom css file, and as you said, there is already a section for that :)

it’s the Hour you may start to reach your target destination at your desired time in 3. you understood it is your planed arrival tine to your target destination.

Good luck

I also thought about touch film but opted for the IR frame instead… Thanks for all the info!

Well guess we will find a way :) If you have decided whether you want to join me it would be great if you could send me your phone numbers for a WhatsApp group or something :)

@Jopyth No, I like your idea better! I also like @MichMich module beta!!!

Very true! A big thank you to everybody who has helped me along the way. :clap: :thumbsup:

Thanks to @strawberry-3-141 for being super patient with my learning of js [for some reason the php in me still fights me LOL]…

@strawberry-3.141 Thanks for tagging. I updated the commands to not include additional single quotes.

holy wow!! these are awesome man! can’t wait…and I’m gonna need a bigger mirror!!!

For the MagicMirror app I used the webtechnologies HTML, JS and CSS.

For the native wrapper I used Cordova as @alexyak mentioned.

As UI Framework Ionic came in handy which handles different styles for the different mobile plattforms

I have my MM running Amazon’s Alexa, as well, using this software.

Running both seems to make the Alexa app a bit buggier, though

If you look around in the Show your Mirror category you will be able to find multiple people using foil and glass and see it for yourself. One thing to note is that a real glass mirror will also feel different. I am sure if the plastic mirror works and can’t recall if i have seen someone make one.

You can most often buy the mirrors online, just go to any search engine and start searching :) then you can also maybe find a local retailer.