https://github.com/lanceseidman/picast

Wow, thanks @mochman! Now that you mention it that makes perfect sense because node_helper.js isn’t executed on the client-end (right?).

Stop our conversations! I have to make a new thread:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1254/developing-usgs-earthquake-map-2mb-gif-warning-topic-2

Always possible but seems no one wants to ‘tackle’ that … video is a tougher nut to crack.

hi i am using the “localtransport” 3rd party module, if you enter the correct station name (zB xxxxx Hbf, xxxxx Hst,…) it works like a charm for austrian train connections.
just to be honest, i have never checked if any railway delay is shown via this module, so there is a little bit of uncertainity about what you want and you ll get!
But it definitively shows you your OEBB departures !

I did not specify what I did just because I removed and reinstalled in the form and everything worked immediately all.
For the fact that change size and position of the image I was trying to change the form css but if you tell me that there is not enough to put your hand means that this change but the issue is more complex then await the development of your work.

Congratulations for your job

Thank you, Alberto

Next up, adding a timer to the description that doesn’t mess with the news items that is next in line,
Tried one version, but it couldn’t handle multiple start/stop clicks.

@shadymaple
ok now i got the problem.
can you please update the module. To do that just type git pullin the module directory (…/modules/MMM-Globe/). And in your config file you have to change your path to https://github.com/ddzurko/Mirror/blob/master/Gear.png?raw=true.
Then it should work.

@rvdgeer do you have pm2 installed and configured? Oh looked above, you do. Well I have noticed even though logs show command error, it still works, I think it’s because node doesn’t surround commands in quotes.

This helps indeed for the error, thanks. But how to use it like I want? I mean, how can you do calculations within following up socketnotifications? It looks like with every gesture the this.config;gesture_up starts with the value 0.

http://ellsworth.github.io/ISSTracker/
https://github.com/owntheweb/alexa-iss

It has been an interesting two weeks playing around with my new MagicMirror for work purposes.

I recently have had success in loading in the recent logs from a google spreadsheet using the quickstart.js file located here

I would want to display that information onto the magicmirror in a corner somewhere.

The issue I am having is trying to understand the module format with node.js and where things need to go if I want to create the quickstart.js as a module.

I have been using this to better understand module creation but I am having trouble wrapping my mind on how I would make something like the quickstart.js in a module.

Where would I put that code in the module and so forth.

It is really neat that we can create and customize modules for our mirrors. I tried to look at other module codes to see how they are structured but it is also hard for me to learn the creators style of coding.

For example, understanding what getDom() does and when I need it or what wrappers are and why I would need that.

I do have coding experience but not with node.js.

I am basically asking for layman’s terms on where to put code if you want it to do this and why it has to go there.

Thank you for taking the time to read this message.

Basically yes, that’s what I’m trying to do. Would that work, assuming I set it up as a new module according to the guidelines you sent earlier? (thank you by the way, that helped a lot).

Essentially I’m just trying to be able to pull data from my MongoDB (I will probably roll this into its own module – right now I’ve committed the sin of modifying app.js directly until I get my bearings). Then use the Mongo data to populate data in other modules (think Hello World, Compliments, etc.).

It sounds like I will need to create a second module that essentially takes my Mongo data and sends it in the form of a JSON object variable to other modules using sendNotification() and then have them update the DOM to reflect the change. I know there are some nuances, but for the sake of brevity, am I generalizing/thinking about it correctly?

Cool, thank you!

@jhillairet
Hey, i would recomend you to do all in javascript. I love python, but what you’ve planed is perfectly doable in javascript. See chart.js for example. As long as it’s possible to write a project in one language, i would never combine more languages.

@DevilRev I think this is currently not possible within the core application. I also wanted this for my remote control, however I concluded that for now it is sufficient, to add the module to the config, and restart the application in this case.

However this might be worth being added to the core.

:-p thanks :-)

@strawberry-3.141 , the json will be on the server, check the link below. It will be very similar. The number 83139 refers to a bus stop and will query the bus arrival timings. The module will need to be able to reload the content every minute to get the updates arrival timings.

Ability to query multiple bus stops will be great!

https://arrivelah.herokuapp.com/?id=83139

@strawberry-3.141 thanks :-) yes was a bit lost in the code to found the broadcast