Re: MMM-AutoDimmer

It looks like it doesn’t dim my entire screen. It looks like an Inverse letterbox so to speak. Anyone else having this problem?

@reverendz this is NOT a config.js set of code.

from the module readme

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", data: {}, });

and in the parms

swype boolean false Activate swipe mode (experimental!) (not implemented yet) alwaysShow boolean false Always show keyboard. (not implemented yet)

note, NOT IMPLEMENTED YET

so, you SOME other module to invoke the notification
maybe command to notification ( so you could do it from a terminal window/ssh session)

see the third party list (linked in the header above) and put notification in the search field
there are a lot to choose from

@DanClarkCBET3 for the next release I have submitted a pull request to detect the regions used in index.html instead of hard coded…

MMM-Hotword2

MagicMirror module withPicovoice’s Porcupine for Hotword detector. My previous MMM-Hotword module is deprecated due to that snowboy hot-word detecting engine closed its service. Fortunately, PICOVOICE’s Porcupine and its siblings would be good enough alternative. So I rebuilt the hot-word detector again.

I know, there is other Porcupine modules already, but they may lack some features which I need to use. So I revamped my old one for my demands.

Screenshot

Features Multi Hotwords/ Custom Hotwords supported Individual Hotword setting On detection, various works possible; Control other modules with custom notification Execute Shell command or scripts and get the result. Not only hotword, but also continuous utterance could be acauired.(as recorded wav file) The recorded file could be consumed on other STT / voice handling modules No need to rebuild for electron

For more details; https://github.com/MMRIZE/MMM-Hotword2

@draxiom Nice! Don’t forget to add it to the modules list: https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules :-)

@Jalibu thanks, I will try that.
Peter

@mumblebaj well… not really. the modules mostly don’t recover, the user doesn’t know, and then we waste time trying to debug it. lots of modules don’t report failures in the node_helper either.

@sdetweil said in Default Calendar Module not showing some recurring events.:

npm install node-ical@0.16.1

That did the trick, been scratching my head for a while.
Thanks!

Re: MMM-Keyboard (a virtual touch keyboard)

thanks I’ll try

MMM-AlertExt

Alternative alert module for MagicMirror

Demo

Click to Youtube

Click to Youtube

Why? I need a more decorated alert feature than the current default alert module. Not only SHOW_ALERT, I want to see more various notifications and messages on the screen. (e.g. Log.log(), UnhandledExceptionError, CALENDAR_UPDATED notifications…) I made this module for a kind of shared programmable output-presenter of some modules.

https://github.com/MMRIZE/MMM-AlertExt

@Fifteen15Studios great thought on the Friday schedule carrying over. I’ve adjusted tat. It seemed to brighten both weekend mornings, but my kiddos did have me up early and distracted, so I will have to test it more. Thanks for the suggestion!

Nice! :smiley: Please add it to the modules list: https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules.

@davismorehead garbage message. real error is above that

@mumblebaj all I can say is the ‘manual fix’ worked…

don’t know why

@pat59
Or just remove “updatenotification” module from config. Trust me, it would be better.

MMM-SystemOptions git

MMM-SystemOptions

Here’s a simple menu module that work with MMM-Remote-Control (which is required). For those using a touchscreen, this lets users open a menu to access common controls for their mirror. When an item is clicked, it sends a notification to MMM-Remote-Control to execute the action.

Required

MMM-RemoteControl

Config { module: "MMM-SystemOptions", position: "top_right" }, Screenshots

screenshot

screenshot

Thank you so much Sdetweil

@MMRIZE Excellent!
No more need to do ugly patch. Thank you for this module.

@BKeyport
You can see the browser-side log in the backend (terminal or log file) without ‘npm run start:dev’ or dev-console of chromium.
Frankly said, I’m a bit tired with always saying “open your dev-console and let’s see whether there be suspicious errors,… no, that is element tab, console tab is another, you can see those tabs in upper right side,… first you should have stopped the pm before,…” :D

@Named54
https://github.com/MMRIZE/MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda#update-to-120