@paviro Not sure! If so, I’ll make sure to post it here.

After years of programming & translations I learned a lot. In my own language (frisian) we do use some of these a lot, and in the other language (Dutch) we don’t use them often. But for every starter it can Be a huge problem to solve this very Tiny issue. I Hope you did finish your translation and Made a PR.

Personally I use Google Keep. The reason I like it is because I can use it to write notes, set alarm on notes, I can create shopping lists with it, and if I want to get creative, even to-do lists, although the latter is better done with Google Tasks. And, for me, best of all, it’s synced across all of my devices, computer, phone, tablet. The bad news is, Google Keep does not have an API, however Google Tasks does, it’s a REST API. I’ve thought about it quite a bit actually, but haven’t had time to actually start looking at what it would take.

Oh no, he’s back. Quick lock up your mirrors, change your passwords. Lock the doors!

Maybe it acts as some kind of USB mouse/touchpad?

@KirAsh4 I pretty much have the same opinion. However you should still be able to install node and npm on the Pi 1. The create a config file error is probably related to some typo in your configuration file or you did some other mistake setting the the thing up. Seems like you did not install the dependencies by using npm install? This could also be a reason :)

I moved this into the general discussion category since it isn’t a real module (yet?).

This just came across my radar. This appears to run entirely on an Android tablet. Android Motion Sensing Smart Mirror http://www.instructables.com/id/Android-Motion-Sensing-Smart-Mirror/

Check the branches on GitHub!

It’s a warning, sure. And perhaps their product is indeed easily scratched. Ask around, go a different place or vendor, see what kind of response you get.

@MichMich Yes it does, But I have tested on a iMac. Installing on a raspberry pi, is little bit annoying. 0_1462962894899_npm-debug.log

@KirAsh4 Thats true indeed. I just admit. I work the same way as you: push every change! ;)