Introducing MMM-Life360-Leaflet, a MagicMirror² module that displays your Life360 circle on an interactive Leaflet map, with member avatars, names, battery levels, charging status, and location-report ages. Features include automatic map fitting, configurable avatar grouping, optional admin crowns, walking/driving indicators, and driving speeds in mph or km/h. Place member cards above, below, left, or right of the map, customize dimensions and headings, and configure polling down to five seconds—actual data freshness depends on Life360 and each device. Setup instructions are included in the README, and feedback is welcome! This is an unofficial Life360 integration; the screenshots below use fictional sample data. Cards below the map [image: image.jpeg] Cards beside the map [image: image.jpeg] Four members grouped into a numbered marker [image: image.jpeg]

Since Volkswagen shut down third-party WeConnect API access in 2024, the well-known MMM-weconnectid module stopped working for most users. This new module brings VW car data back to your MagicMirror using the official EU Data Act portal as the only remaining personal-use data source. What it displays: Battery level with animated charge bar Charging state, charge power, charge speed, target SoC Remaining charge time Odometer Fuel level (hybrid only) Outdoor temperature Timestamp of last vehicle data Configurable fields — show only what you need Multiple vehicles supported — add one module block per car in config.js. [image: Bild Text] Installation & full documentation: 👉 https://github.com/ChrisF1976/MMM-weconnectid_MQTT Credits: Based on the original MMM-weconnectid by @NikolasRupp and the CarConnectivity EU Data Act connector by mikrohard. Feedback, bug reports and pull requests are very welcome!

Meanwhile you can add maxFlights: 0, // restrict number of shown flights (0 means show all) to the config.

@kristjanesperanto I got my first real alert from MMM-PublicTransportHub Toast Alert [image: CleanShot 2026-09-08 at 09.42.44@2x.jpeg] Message Center [image: CleanShot 2026-09-08 at 09.38.16@2x.jpeg] The toast immediately got my attention, but if I hadn’t been standing in front of the mirror at that moment, I would have missed it. That’s one of the reasons I like using MessageCenter, the alert remains available instead of disappearing completely. Thanks again for adding support.

Hi Guys As a young lad I was an avid traveler and hitched hiked from John O Groats to Lands End at the age of 14 and I have had the travel bug ever since . My children and grandkids have also got the travel bug - my youngest granddaughter is about to embark on a round the world trip with her parents and younger brother. She has already visited 9 countries so far – not bad for a 2 year old. So I decided to try and make a module that would be helpful to them on their travels and allow me and the wife to share in their adventures from afar. Where to start – well there was only one place , the innovative MMM-iHaveBeen there by Sebastian Merke. This is the module that first got me hooked on Magic Mirror, and it got me thinking how could I modify it to fit with my four loves, family, flying, football and travel. After lots of trial and many errors and frequent help from AI assistance I would now like to introduce the result - MMM-iAmGoingThere , a MagicMirror² module designed for travelers and flight enthusiasts to track their current live trips and visualize their past travel history and future planed trips. https://github.com/gitgitaway/MMM-iAmGoingThere [image: Scenario 1] [image: Scenario 2] [image: Scenario 3] [image: Scenario 4] [image: Scenario 5] [image: Scenario 6] Core Features: Live Flight Tracking: Real-time updates via FlightAware AeroAPI, showing live flight paths, and estimated arrival times (ETA). Dynamic Scenarios: Supports 6 distinct travel modes, including round trips, multi-leg “Round the World” journeys, multi-origin traveler tracking, and a dedicated Football Away Days mode. Interactive Travel Visualization: Great-Circle Paths: Smooth, color-coded arcs showing exactly where you’ve been and where you’re going. Interactive Globe: Auto-rotates to keep active planes in focus on 3D projections. Manual Mapping: Right-click any country to mark it as “visited” with persistent saving to a local cache. Travel Companion Tools: City Guides: Integrated Top 10 attraction lists that automatically update based on your active destination or marker clicks & links to airport terminal maps Live Weather: Real-time destination weather updates via Open-Meteo. Countdown Timers: Precision tracking for your next departure.

Check the minWalkingTime value in the config (https://github.com/vanhoekd/MMM-SwissStationboard?tab=readme-ov-file#using-the-module) I guess yours is still at the 10min default?

@Stulli you can set the mapUrl in the config: var config = { modules: [ { module: "MMM-Flights", position: "top_left", config: { laMin: 50.0, laMax: 50.21, loMin: 8.4, loMax: 8.8, mapUrl: "https://{a-d}.basemaps.cartocdn.com/light_all/{z}/{x}/{y}.png", }, }, ], };

@sdetweil Sorry for the late reply; it turns out you install it via HACS and then install the integration (or something like that). I thought I only needed to do the first part. Thanks for your continuous patience and assistance!

Hi together, is this module still active. Tried to register my project with mercedes but there is no purchase model ’ FREE’ as mentioned on the Github page. Only a Business model is available without any details regarding the cost. Has anyone tried it and has experience with this model. It sound like it is only for business professionals. Thanks in advance folks

I want to introduce to you my first module MMM-DBF-Navigator. https://github.com/Pascal-nie/MMM-DBF-Navigator Inspired by the module MMM-DBF, I created a new module for Deutsche Bahn departures with multistation support, meaning you can filter the departures by multiple trainstations and directions. As this is at the moment suited to my use cases, I would be happy for suggestions and feature requests. [image: Screenshot] Features Shows upcoming train departures from one or multiple configurable stations Displays train name, destination, scheduled and real departure time, delay, and time remaining and highlights cancelled trains Multistation Support: Select 2 or more stations to display information in one table Multilingual support (English, German)

@MikeTheYeti this is hard coded at the moment, you can change the code here

Hi, New York City MTA provides some public APIs regarding their services and I was hoping someone already created a module related to those public APIs but I could not find any. I really want to have those information available through my MagicMirror2. So I created these 2 MagicMirror2 modules: MMM-MTA-BusAlerts: displays real-time service alerts for the New York City MTA Bus system. It includes the ability to filter alerts by specific bus route numbers. MMM-MTA-SubwayAlerts: displays real-time service alerts for the New York City MTA Subway. It allows you to filter alerts by specific subway lines. All details, installation and config instruction are on each respected repositories, so give them a try. The reason I created them because I need those information daily, but I hope they could also helpful for others. Screenshots: MMM-MTA-BusAlerts [image: MMM-MTA-BusAlerts] MMM-MTA-SubwayAlerts [image: MMM-MTA-SubwayAlerts]

MMM-Tesla3 has been restored out of archival status. MMM-T3-service was created to support users getting and updating refresh and access tokens for this module. It’s kinda complicated, part of why the original module was archived. This is not required if you have your own solution for updating your Tesla 3rd party tokens. See Tesla’s Developer page for more info on setting up your app (now required for this module to function).

@chrisfr1976 Great. I have just adjusted the list in the wiki accordingly :-)

@blinkybob I’ve been running into some challenges with the direction settings too. Please try ignoreRelatedStations: true parameter. That helped me in the first module. Unfortunately, it didn’t help in the second one for the opposite direction.

Re: MMM-ResRobot - Public transport information for Sweden Since Trafiklab also provides a free api to the GTFS files, I wanted to add the delay to the buss timetable that I currently show with the MMM-Resrobot module. I took a shortcut and added my GTFS-implementation in a fork/branch of MMM-Resrobot, so all creds to the creator of that module! My branch also contains modificatios that does not only affect the realtime-data that you might not want in your version. I think i hardcoded a filter to only show busses heading towards the city, so you might not want to directly clone my branch without having a look at it first (search for “directionFlag”). [image: b77fd1a0-62ab-49c1-809b-af7183952eb0-image.png] to use: create free account in www.trafiklab.se create project create api-keys for Stops data, ResRobot v2.1 & GTFS Regional Realtime find your station ID for the buss-stop download “_stops.xml” for sweden: easiest to do it in the web-browser by browsing: https://opendata.samtrafiken.se/stopsregister-netex-sweden/sweden.zip?key=\<your API key for Stops data> find your stop-id called local-stoppoint-gid that matches your buss-stop this file is very hard to traverse, so i made a script to do it for me: (change “Gävle Domarringen” to your stop and point to where you have the _steps.xml) perl -0777 -ne 'while (/Gävle Domarringen(?:(?!<\/StopPlace>).)*?local-stoppoint-gid<\/Key>\n *<Value>\d*:(.*?)<\/Value>\n/sg) { print "stop: $1\n" }' data/_stops.xml which outputs something like: - stop: 9022021480123001 - stop: 9022021480123002 the two stops are on the different sides of the road, and i only wanted the one with the 2 at the end (heading towards town in my case which I found out by looking att the actual data and comparing with the x-trafik-app). Use this stop-ID in the config.js where I added a GTFSRegionalRealtime, se my example config-setup for resrobot.

MMM-FlightTracker is a MagicMirror module that provides real-time tracking of aircraft using ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast) data. It displays information like flight number, airline, altitude, speed, and current location on a map. This module is a valuable tool for aviation enthusiasts, travelers, or anyone interested in monitoring air traffic.

@DDE12 You can try MMM-Fuel you have to use gasbuddy instead of autoblog. It works for me at least for now…

@sdetweil Roger wico will give update a try…btw, installed and tested TomTomIncident module. That one is working too! Thank you! Anthony

Bonjour, Tout d’abord, merci pour ce module bien pratique. J’ai, pour ma part, apporter quelques modifications dans l’affichage : j’ai remplacé la marque par le nom de la station car j’ai plusieurs stations de la même marque dans les 2 communes qui m’intéressent. Le logo est suffisant pour identifier la marque. -j’ai ajouté l’adresse de la station car, quand il y a plusieurs stations de la même marque , dans la même commune, et qu’elles ne pratiquent pas forcément le même tarif, il est difficile de savoir où se trouve la moins chère. -j’ai limité l’affichage à 30 lignes (ou juste un peu plus pour ne pas couper une station) car, au-delà, la liste déborde dans le bas de l’écran surtout si l’on souhaite avoir l’intégralité des carburants. Pour ma part, je n’affiche que E95, E10 et SP98 mais j’ai 13 stations à proximité et ça passe. J’ai une question sur la liste des stations. Comment est-elle mise à jour sachant que, chez moi, une station BP est passée ESSO et que les stations CASINO sont en train de passer sous les marques AUCHAN et INTERMARCHE ? Merci d’avance pour ta réponse Bonne soirée Cordialement