@antoniop use my script which does the install steps from the wiki , plus a couple fixes https://www.dropbox.com/s/omrx3vztjp738hf/do-install.sh?dl=0 also see this https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16069/alexa-implementations-now-more-difficult-and-some-features-will-stop-working

@MiPraSo Thank you! Worked like a charm :) To be allowed to save the config.txt-file, I had to edit it in administrator-mode (sudo nano config.txt). I also had to reboot the Pi after saving the file.

@sdetweil Much appreciated,… this is my first venture into MM and I am serving two separate instances from my proxmox server. I am really liking the flexibility or MM.

@Fuergrissa so it looks like this module gets it’s events from the base calendar and if the base is not shown anyhow, use multiple { url: …} blocks in the based calendar add a name: attribute to each that will carry forward on the event. I don’t know if this cal will use it but then u could set styles for events by cal name

It looks like this won’t work again with the latest version of MagicMirror. When I look at Chromium, you can activate the camera on localhost & 127.0.0.1 (permission for this site) but on 0.0.0.0 it is grayed out. Think this will also be the case for Electronjs. Only possibility I see is; list itemmake Electronjs authenticate the camera when starting module list itemmake Electronjs authenticate the camera when starting MagicMirror set camera permission for 0.0.0.0

@bicolorbore586 I checked 19, 20,21… the extra classes are added under the covers… hard coded

@sdetweil Thanks a lot for your help! I’ll try it in this way

@bicolorbore586 thanks for the key the error is Your request count (159) is over the allowed limit of 50 per day - Upgrade your key, or retry after 670.2 minutes and u have 2 modules configured, so each will fetch separately, so u have to change the update cycle to once/hour in both modules, (default 10 mins) updateInterval: 60 * 60 * 1000 and every MM restart sends 2 requests, 1 for each module change the new code to look like this… if(!data || (data && data.error) || data.status_message){ Log.error("Could not load data ... ", data?(data.error|| data.status_message): "no data returned"); } else { if (!data || !data.data[0] || typeof data.data[0].temp === "undefined") { // No usable data? return; } const currentWeather = this.generateWeatherDayFromCurrentWeather(data); this.setCurrentWeather(currentWeather); } crappy api implementation… should set error for all errors, not put error info in good data returns

ok, thank you.

@kusselin as already written on GitHub: Please make sure that you don’t quote Numbers and Boolean values in your config. Please also note, that there are multiple implementations of MMM-RNV. The one above only works with Jupadin’s version. My implementation has another object structure.

@mbelew mmos sets up a fairly complicated environment. it runs docker on top of raspi-os and the starts a docker container (Linux os) which then runs MagicMirror the mm config and modules are stored outside the container on the raspi-os file system in differently named ( as compared to normal ) folders. so none of the instructions to maintain them are the same you will have to learn and follow the mmos commands for all that.

@ankonaskiff17 never ever run audit fix. please use my upgrade script, with force instead of apply https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

@Roadrunner451 said in Thingspeak with MMM-REST: > format: '%d<span class="wi wi-celsius"></span>', … format: '%1f<span class="wi wi-celsius"></span>',

Hello, How to update node.js and npm ? my MagicMirror screen shows that an update is available but I have nothing to install on my Pi , what I have do ? [image: 1666340461453-sans-titre.png] [image: 1666340511091-sans-titre1.png]

So, the best solution would be modifying the source to ignore the capital letter of key identifiers on the resulting feed. I think it would be somewhat annoying but not impossible.

@betinaj FWIW, that module is where I got the inspiration to start MMM-Multimonth (I needed 3 months at a time, one forward, one back). If you don’t care about events on the calendar, you could use my module and set it to one month (although, I’m playing with adding events from calendar). If you do, there’s a much more elegant solution in MMRize’s MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda - it’ll take over display of both the built in calendar and a month of data in a mini calendar form, and is much more configurable. Both of these are fully functional, will remain so, and are fully supported.

@Arzeg I looked into your issue with Error: Cannot find module 'fs/promises'. I installed the same node version as you 16.15.1 and did a fresh install of MagicMirror and MMM-Fuel. The problem does not appear, the module is already available since node 14, see the documentation. https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v16.x/docs/api/fs.html#promises-api How did you install nodejs, which versions had you before on this system? How do you run the mirror? I currently assume that you might run the mirror in a way that it picks an older installation of nodejs on your system. [image: 1666193872826-b8be2e14-ee0c-4b88-ae59-2ab884250693-image.png]

Hello I have a value of 981.1 hPa on my mirror and I should have 1015 hPa thank you

ive been trying with out luck to have my cadenday display the absolute ie. Oct 16, then when its 20 days out it switches to relative, via the urgency option ie event in X days, then when 24 hours out it switches to event in X hours via get relative. ive mucked about in my config from reading the docs but cant get it working, maybe im not understanding or missreading the docs. heres my calendar config below… Thanks { module: 'calendar_monthly', position: 'top_left', config: {} }, { module: 'calendar', header: "stuff comin' up...", position: 'top_left', config: { colored: true, coloredSymbolOnly: true, maxTitleLength: 25, fade: false, timeFormat: 'absolute', urgency: 20, getRelative: 24, calendars: [ { symbol: 'calendar', color: '#4287f5', url: 'my url' }, { symbol: 'apple-alt', color: '#ffffff', url: 'my url' }, { symbol: 'robot', color: '#6dd300', url: 'my url' } ] } },

@BKeyport ther are two logs the node_helper logs to stdout from npm start or pm2 (which does an npm start via the script pm2 starts) the modulesname.js runs in the browser and logs to the browser log