@smackenzie5 said in Need some help getting AlexaOnOff to work with Google Mini: @shbatm @shbatm According to this article, Google home runs port 80: https://github.com/makermusings/fauxmo/issues/21 Don’t know if that would make a difference? Thanks

I have had this problem too using the calendar module and it seems to be related to node-ical addition that parses the ical files. See link text to that post which has my solution at the bottom.

@sdetweil had the same problem but after npm audit fix after the installation it worked fin (but I’m not really sure :flushed_face: )

@grena Really wonderful I have to test it soon

Again, I must be doing something wrong. I have added showWeeks: 0 in a number of places but it still shows the weeks column. I have included a stylename reference, but regardless of which style I use, the grid always looks the same. Other than those two items, the config file is working. SOLVED. I was using an uppercase letter for the parameter name when it should have been lowercase.

@CliffordW were you able to get your google calendar to show up?

Thanks. Not sure how I missed it.

thank you! I will try it tonight.

@CliffordW said in MMM-BMW just displaying 'boring weather': I entered my pws, I didn’t purchase a key. I’ll assume it’s an api issue. It is. IBM bought WunderGround and disabled all free api keys. That is why I rewrote the module. Working already! I love the look, thanks for a fantastic extension. That’s very kind of you. I’m glad you like it. :thumbsup: I wish I could MMM-CalendarExt working so easily. That’s @Sean’s module. He gives great support for his modules. I’m sure he can (and will) help you get up and running with that.

@SuitedJack arecord -l will list the input devices.

Anybody know how to move map labels (cities) so they aren’t covered up by the driving direction route line? labelOrigin seems to be good for a single marker but doesn’t work with multiple city labels on the route. Thanks

@enrg yup, I’m trying to figure that out myself.

I’m trying to get the google-route module to zoom in on the map it generates for the routes. Currently, the map returned for my directions is too big and the routes too small. Based on my reading to date, it looks like you can control the zoom through mapOptions however, I haven’t had any luck and I’m out of ideas. Below is my config.js file that shows how I’ve written the zoom function. Ideas? Thanks { module: 'MMM-google-route', position: 'bottom_bar', header: 'Which Commute Sucks Less', config: { key: 'key', directionsRequest:{ origin: '30.388259,-86.507500', destination: '30.482197,-86.503158' }, mapOptions:{ zoom: 10 } } },

@TSplinter no worries… glad u are working

@stalker401 WOW. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! God bless you. I tried to make the link work in so many different ways, I tought about this alot of time (I made a little progress but I just decided to use some help because it made me tired). Thank you again!

@darbos have you tried shift + cntrl + i? Select the consol tab and scroll up and see if there are any errors. They are usually in red text.

Can you do following ? Please do not post output that is very long. Just want to get a feeling if these commands lead to anything, hence the MMM module eating memory $ top -b -o +%MEM | head -n 8 $ strace -T -o /tmp/strace.out -p PID_from_top_command After about 15 seconds, use control-c to stop strace. For example: $ strace -T -o /tmp/strace.out -p 904 $ grep 'name_of_MMM_module' /tmp/strace.out For example: $ grep 'mmm-systemtemperature' /tmp/strace.out $ grep 'name_of_MMM_module' /tmp/strace.out | wc -l For example: $ grep 'mmm-systemtemperature' /tmp/strace.out | wc -l

@sdetweil Thanks Sam, I’ll mark this as solved.