@sdetweil that’s alright, I decided to go with Google Assistant, thanks for your help! I do still need some help with getting that to work though, as I stated in my other post! Thanks!

Works fine now. thanks, really appreciate it. If it’s not an exact copy and paste, it’s a challenge for me. But getting there. Now it a question of playing around trying to get mmm-recipe to show correctly on the bottom_right tks again

@3zq3mh after you did the git pull, did u npm install again?

Everything has gone fine up until I’ve tried to get the code from the OAuth redirect from putting node auth-and-test.js In the AssistantMk2 folder in terminal, and when I go to log in to my Google account, the little blue bar at the top of the little sign in window goes and nothing happens. I’ve tried rebooting, I’ve tried getting new credentials, I’ve tried clearing the cache of the browser (which isn’t chromium for some reason, just a random browser with a picture of a globe as the icon), and nothing works, just the same thing over and over again. Can’t seem to find another way to get the code either, so im stuck. All help is appreciated, just want to get this fixed. Thanks!

thanks a lot :) working for me

Check here for more recent developments this is the last page but the prior 10 pages have a lot of information https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/8569/mmm-mirrormirroronthewall-installation-issue/128 people have done …i am still not there yet myself but i will

@jmartin1009 said in Is MMM-AssistantMk2 compatible with PulseAudio?: How do I use a record to check if my mic records? arecord somefile.wav then aplay somefile.wav sometimes the default device isn’t setup… so arecord -l (letter L) will give u the list of devices…

@npx78 very cool… thank you for sharing and helping others…

@sean said in MMM-GoogleAssistant, segmentation fault!: @roxx MMM-GoogleAssistant is not mine. :D it is nothing related with MMM-Hotword or MMM-AssistantMk2 (or even deprecated MMM-Assistant) Anyway if you have a problem on installation or usage, leave an issue on github. I’ll support. yep, i have submitted an issue, issue #56. thanks.

Re: V2.5.0 problem.

@ejay-ibm That is really not the purpose of this module. It was designed to simply show animations. Perhaps one of the image modules would be better suited to your needs. I will look into this when I am not so busy.

@jmartin1009 said in Can't get MM to start, says it can't find electron, then electron won't start: can’t seem to figure out how to mark it as solved The three vertical dots at the far right of the post. Click!

Hello i love the work you guys are doing on here but i have a little problem figuring out how to add a sencond user , I have a second users secondusr.json in the profile folder but i have no clue where to put the sencond users credentials files i think my config.js file is correct profiles: { “default” : { // profile name. profileFile: “default.json”, // profile file name. lang: “en-US” //currently available (estimation, not all tested): // de-DE, en-AU, en-CA, en-GB, en-US, en-IN // fr-CA, fr-FR, it-IT, ja-JP, es-ES, es-MX, ko-KR, pt-BR // https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/reference/rpc/languages }, // Add your other profiles here, if exists. “other_profile” : { profileFile: “secondusr.json”, lang: “en-US” } },

@sdetweil ok I am so confused. I took an existing list of compliments and saved/edited it. I then saved it as a .json file (or so I thought) . I went to the default modules folder and changed remote folder from null to that web address. I thought that was the way to go about it. Never created anything in github before. so Im grasping at straws

@sdetweil Ahhh, right. I knew that. :-)

@sdetweil said in Changed a few compliments, hosed it up - not fixed, still hosed: @lavolp3 the config is not a clean json file… better to use the config:check, lint sends you chasing problems u don’t have (comments, un quoted strings, …) true for jslint.com, not true for jshint.com

@ctag My guide explains how to use the dev tools to inspect the various HTML elements to see what CSS is applied. HTML is arranged in a nested format, with some within others. These outer elements are what I refer to as parent elements. Since our attempt to change the with of the title element of the calendar entry directly failed, it means that something else is restricting the width of the title. This usually means some CSS is being applied to a parent HTML element of the title element that is influencing the size of the title element. Have a read through the article I shared, and then try to familiarize yourself with the dev tools inspector. You’ll be using that to try and figure out what is restricting the size of the title.

@Marnus Why do you need MMM-alexa if you have AlexaPi up and running?? You may want this https://github.com/dgonano/MMM-AlexaPi (but it is not that necessary just a way to know if you are actually talking to the mirror and that you know it is working on that point in time) and even for that to work you have to have declared magicmirror as a device type at the beginning of the AlexaPi installation, however it can be changed. Note: When installing AlexaPi be sure to set the device to magicmirror and not raspberrypi (or other device) Good luck

@mwel1977 Did you go to the authorization link on your developer portal? Do you see the app you created in the developer portal in your Enlighten site (under Account)?