I’ve got a BTicino F20T60A power consumption meter connected by MQTT so can someone please help me to show power usage only on MagicMirror by using this MM module?

Feel free to ask me MQTT / Home Assistant details to provide (as I don’t know right now what you need 😅)!

@BKeyport If you want to spin your own, take a look at Sams MMM-PythonPrint example he has posted in these forums. It can run any python script with little tweaking. It sure helped me get off the ground with this.

I’m going to flesh my OneButtons out to do many actions with just one button (or many actions with several buttons) and add the tv cec or lcd commands to sleep and wake up. And shutdown and Reboot. It can send any notification that is useful to the Mirror or modules running. I am thinking of having it do something fun like if double clicked fast… pop up a screaming halloween face… My brother likes to try to “Break” thinks. I want to give him a surprise.

I think it’s possible to do one button with maybe 6 or seven different actions. I’ve got four working so far and when I get it where I think it’s stable, I’ll put it out on git hub for some feedback.

@lavolp3 said in MMM-Keyboard (a virtual touch keyboard):

Naaaa nanana Nana Nana
You can touch this!

As part of a bigger project to build a touch kitchen dashboard, I programmed a virtual touch keyboard based on the npm module simple-keyboard.
This module can basically interact with every other module using the MM notification system!

Download:

https://github.com/lavolp3/MMM- Keyboard

Screenshots:

example screenshot

Features: working with MM’s notification system (see below), can interact with every other module you can think of! (the notification function needs to be programmed into the module) supports en and de locales, more on request standard and numeric keyboard supported Working with the Keyboard Opening the keyboard

The keyboard works with MagicMirror’s notification system. You can broadcast notifications from another module using the following parameters

this.sendNotification("KEYBOARD", { key: "uniqueKey", style: "default" });

The payload of the notification must be an object containing two parameters:
key: You can use any unique key, it is advised to use the module name. MMM-Keyboard will take the key and send it back for the module to understand it.
style: Use “default” or “numbers” here

Receiving data

As soon as you hit the “SEND!”-Button the keyboard sends back the written content using the format

this.sendNotification("KEYBOARD_INPUT", { key: "uniqueKey", message: "test" });

You can fetch this message by checking for the key component. Here an example:

notificationReceived : function (notification, payload) { if (notification == "KEYBOARD_INPUT" && payload.key === "uniqueKey") { console.log(payload.message); } }, Implemented modules MMM-Bring (PR prepared, not implemented into master yet)

Planned:

MMM-Todo an own Timer / Alarm module

For further implementations, contact me or send it as an issue here!

Thanks

Thanks to @jheyman for alpha testing and Francisco Hodges for the beautiful simple-keyboard npm module!

that is very detailed information i was looking for man thanks for sharing, love this sort of detailed information

@MMRIZE

Thank you for your quick reply!

I really appreciate you taking the time to provide an example for me to work with. Most of this makes sense, despite my lack of programming skills.

Can I use the predefined PageDown animation within the custom definition? I’d like to avoid having to remake animations you’ve already provided.

My other question is how do I set temporary identifiers to the modules so the correct animation gets pulled? I don’t think module name or classes alone will work since I need the identifier to change based upon scene selection. Nor do I want to load multiple instances of the modules as I’m already pushing the heat up a bit. Please forgive my ignorance here, I’m sure it’s already well documented, I just don’t know where to begin.

@N6NG you had to do the grep exactly Iike it I typed it, else it will return nothing…

@GuestMirror

Hi,

I do not have a Pi 4 but on my Pi 3 Model B I have this:

sudo nano /boot/config.txt # Disable the PWR LED dtparam=pwr_led_trigger=none dtparam=pwr_led_activelow=off # Disable the Activity LED dtparam=act_led_trigger=none dtparam=act_led_activelow=off crontab -e @reboot echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/class/leds/led1/brightness

You can try this to see if the above cron entry works (before rebooting):

echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/class/leds/led1/brightness

Perhaps some stuff does not work or does the same, but both the power LED and activity LED on my Pi are off in the end.
Btw, on my Pi 3 Model B Plus, only the /root/config.txt line are needed.

Concerning the LAN LED’s I found following:

# Disable LAN-LEDs on Raspberry Pi 3B+ dtparam=eth_led0=14 dtparam=eth_led1=14 # Disable LAN-LEDs on Raspberry Pi 4 dtparam=eth_led0=4 dtparam=eth_led1=4

Good luck!

@Riaanh this looks like being started under docker

How can I get the IR touch frame to click into the page indicator and change the page?

I like your article, I really like kinemaster mod apk no password , good video and image editing app for android phone.

@mykle1 Yeah, I was looking for my modules too. 🙂

@n6ng 70 here.

as for closing. you didn’t open as the right type so can’t close it

v2.1.0

MagicMirror² version >= 2.15.0 required.

Added Added config option updateInterval Github actions Changed Node helper logs are now done through MagicMirror logger Github config files Removed Travis-CI integration

Link to module https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-ip

Hi all,

I have been searching the forum all of last night but could not find anything on how to plot a (fontawesome) icon on a random location. In my case, I would like to plot a ‘Chromecast’ icon in the upper right corner of the screen. I have tried hacking existing modules to add the icon to the header, but did not succeed. Any advise on how to do this? Shouldn’t be that hard, right?

Tnx!

With MMM-NFL another module has now integrated the modals.

Statistic modal

See the full list at https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-Modal/wiki/Depending-Modules

@digied Hot did you set the colors?

@sdetweil I compared the two versions (current and spring 2020) with NotePadd++ Compare and found no significant differences in the default section. Of course, the newer version has additional fields due to functional enhancements (limitDays, hideTime, customEvents). See Screenshot

Significant differences in the code can be seen in the middle of the code between lines 350 and 500. In this area the old version has additional lines which are not included in the current code. See Screenshot
Due to lack of programming knowledge, I do not think that I have made changes in the code.

@cowboysdude ideally I would like to specify the date/time format, like on a stock MM Clock module.

@sdetweil

i went throu the link you’ve send before.
got the information “missing module request”.
just finished npm install request…all’s working.

Great thanks a lot

@jag_k 404 on the link.

@killk not on windows…

mm not supported on windows.

you want to do it , YOU have to figure out how

this is a Linux only script

installer/preinstall.sh