@hrt13 hmm. A repeating event has one vevent, with an rrule line that describes how it repeats

@BKeyport it’s just a name. I picked something, could be anything except master and develop as those are already used

@Niggich Awesome find and fix. I too use a custom json file in compliments and would never have figured that out…

@KristjanESPERANTO Thank you. It is working again.

@BKeyport NO… I was asking you to add a console.log(“ev description-.”+ev.description+“<-”) to your tranformer then you can see the contents of the description field… as this runs in the browser, you would have to open the developers window, console tab, and put ext3, in the filter field to see the messages then you would know exactly what is there. and it may give indication of the problem you could also dump the fields console.log(“ev fields=”,ev) note the comma here, it will haveJS to do the unpacking of the fields in ev

@KristjanESPERANTO Nice! Thank you

@Cybex999 can you show the module config? Use the code block wrapper please

Getting the orientation right for the training images was the trickiest part for me. If your PiCam or USB cam is mounted at an odd angle (or upside down for cable management), the recognition often fails because the training set doesn’t match the live feed. If anyone is struggling with mirrored images in their preview or while testing their training data, I found this quick tool helpful to flip them before feeding them into the trainer- https://www.thetoolapp.com/mirror-image-online/. It’s a lot faster than script-flipping every individual JPEG when you’re just trying to troubleshoot the dataset.

@potts-mike I recommend opening an issue in the repository; not all module developers hang out here on the forum 🙂

Just a question, maybe already answered, is there a way to pay for a better api access at rainviewer.com and implement into the rain-map module ?

This is more of a FYI /fix /workaround than a troubleshooting issues/question. Recently, the api.linqconnect.com API endpoint has started blocking certain User Agents, including axios (and curl). Using a custom User Agent to impersonate an actual web browser bypasses this block. I created a pull request for this: https://github.com/evanhsu/MMM-TitanSchoolMealMenu/pull/23/changes/d35c1bd93c5953215d9cad162085cf430eed6b4c

@snerk4000 understood. I only mention that cause once an hour is hard to test Trying to give you other ways to test and verify

@rkorell Thanks Ralf, tried that but still no luck! That allows me to add/remove text at the top of the module header but doesn’t allow modification of the header of the embedded ‘imageInfo box’. I’ve tried: imageInfoTitle: “test”, and imageInfoHeader: “test”, with no luck either. Searching here: https://github.com/darickc/MMM-BackgroundSlideshow suggests like it’s not configurable and I’ll just have to live with it

@videogame95 loading means the module is waiting for data to display, but it has not arrived. Can you look in the output where MagicMirror is started Npm start or using pm2 If using pm2, then the command pm2 logs —lines=xxx Where xxx is the number of most recent lines of output, default 15. So you may need xxx to be 100 or more

@sdetweil tnhx mate this was very helpfull

Dear Sam, @sdetweil yes — my MMM-PresenceScreenControl module is one of those. It uses node-libgpiod (native C addon for GPIO/PIR sensor access), which requires @electron/rebuild to match Electron’s Node ABI. That said, the module has had an automatic fallback since v1.1.0: if node-libgpiod fails to compile or rebuild, it transparently falls back to Python/gpiozero for PIR sensor access. So it will work without a successful electron-rebuild — just via a different code path. The dependency setup (as of v1.3.1): node-libgpiod is an optionalDependency (npm continues if it fails) @electron/rebuild is not listed as a dependency — it’s installed on-demand by the postinstall script only when node-libgpiod is actually present If either fails, the module falls back to Python gracefully So for your testing: this module would be a good candidate to verify if electron-rebuild still works, but it won’t break if it doesn’t. My other modules (MMM-Globe, MMM-Best-Weather, MMM-My-Actual-Weather, etc.) are pure JavaScript — no native addons, no electron-rebuild needed. Hope this helps. Warmest regards, Ralf

@sdetweil Thanks Sam Tried that with no luck. 7 years since there’s been any activity on the GitHub for it: I guess I’ll have to try something else instead!

@wildbi111 good work! AND it depends on how the docker implementation wants to place it