@KirAsh4 - It’s amazing for me to see how helpful and how full of good advice people on this forum are. Thank your for that! I’ve got my module up and running now and will go through troubleshooting it. As soon as I feel that it’s working as it should, I will try to implement the feature to automatically disable it if necessary, I will study your code then as well. Thanks for pointing me in a good direction!

@MichMich Oh okay, thanks for the help!

@MichMich Thanks! I’ll fix my code accordingly so that I won’t modify vendor.js

and also take a look at https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/blob/develop/modules/default/weatherforecast/weatherforecast.js#L142 - this is where the MMM-soccer fade functionality was derived from credits to @MichMich and the MM team :)

Looking forward to see how you make it better! When I have some free time I’ll work on something else for it also…

I’m actually looking to do the reverse, take some MM2 modules and add them into my current MM1 (more for learning purposes). Any idea if this is possible?

@schnep202 Still version 1 in the github yeah? Cheers again mate this is awesome

@piedaniel : Hello, I’ved tried to use the facetrainer tool from my raspberry pi 3 and pi camera but no luck. I’ve installed Opencv on my mac with the tutorial in your previous post (thank you for that) but how did you do the face training part ? with python capture.py ? Let me know Thanks

I have gotten the AWS (Amazon Web Services) IOT mgtt client working on my raspberry pi 3. I would like to add this script to a custom module on my magic mirror to enable Echo voice control the Pi I/O’s and provide visual status of these I/O’s on the Magic Mirror. I think I almost understand how to set up my module’s node_helper file with the mqtt client, but I don’t understand how it will start correctly when I load up Magic Mirror. To start the mqtt client as currently installed outside the Magic Mirror app: you would use: npm start /example/sampleproject.js -f ~/certs/ The ~/certs/ folder contains the private key and CA certificate need for authentication with the Amazon services. I don"t understand how to do this within the Magic MIrror app. I have gone through all the scripts but don’t see/understand how to insure the npm cli args could be passed in when starting Magic Mirror. Would someone have the knowledge/experience to point me what I need to read/study/understand to enable this? Could it be as simple as hard-coding the path’s to these files in the script I will place in the node_helper folder? Point me in the direction I need to go and I will do my best to figure it out!

Shouldn’t matter where it’s coming from. It was a guess on my part. So we’ll have to add an option to turn off the time display.

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Glad it helped! :)

I have written and NFL Score module for joomla [my site] but have NO clue about writing anything in js and these files would have to be rewritten. It’s either that or add php to your pi setup… So if anyone is interested in doing this or helping greatly I will be happy to share what I have

Thanks! I’ll definitely give this a try.

That’s how the node_helper method works, module sends a request, the node_helper.js script responds.

@KirAsh4 Ok got it!! Thank you!!! :)

also, you could just comment out the position part (I think).

Thai you,