@bdeelman so, I would open the developers window., ctrl-shift-i on the pi MM window
select the sources tab, navigate the left nav modules/your module name, select the source file name modulename.js

scroll to the line for the socketNotificationReceived().
this.

and click the number at the left edge of that line, should turn blue

then hit f5 to refresh the page, and MM will reload and you should stop at the line…

move your mouse over the word ‘this’, and it should expand a box describing what this points to , which should be THIS modules instance data…

if not, then THAT is the problem…

@innovation glad u got it… i changed the message to say check the config
and also allowed the error message to pass thru even if not in debug mode… thanks for your patience

Hi everyone,

I would like to develop a transportation module for Riga, and have something similar to those amazing modules for German/French/Norwegian/American cities. However, the information they provide is literally nothing, an html page , downloadable as Pdf.

Should I parse this as an xml first? How do I make this readable by the MM? I would like to display arrival times of different bus/tram lines at a particular stop, but they do not have any busstop id’s either (I see that those modules up and running already have them. Do I need to create them from scratch?

Thank you very much in advance!

@bigjojo

Merci, j’ai essayé, ça marche.

cordialement,
Paul

@sdetweil thanks for the quick reply it was really just to help manage the dom updates but it’s no problem if it’s not easily implemented.

@assassins
can you tell me how. pleas

@sdetweil @karsten13

Thank you both so much for your guidance! It is much appreciated and I believe I understand what I need to do.

@creepinjesus when the server is remote there are urls u can use to proxy your real url

search for cors proxy

@lavolp3 i do not know. i consider myself a node rookie, and a typescript noobie.

because i am away from my systems i am unable to try different solutions… at least a few more weeks

if u try w

node serverOnly

does it make a difference?

there the node engine is running the code, vs the engine thru electron…

@sdetweil

Thanks for all the help.
I ended the project because I found a module that allready hat the function that I was looking for.

You came up with some good information, thx for the help.

@Schmaniel good

and if u set a class instead of the individual styles then u can change them in custom.css without changing the code and fiddle w them in the elements view of the dev env to get them like u want 1st…

@rick93

You’re welcome, mate. Congrats on making your module!

i had the same problem and changed type: “wDataCurrent”, to type: “current”, because in the folder /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/default/weather i found the files

current.njk
hourly.njk
forecast.njk

now is runs

Hi guys !

I’m now able to inform you that my MMM-Alexa module is under coding (and working)
The result is actually not to bad ;)

You can run now MMM-GoogleAssistant and MMM-Alexa in the same time :)

Two keywords are register:

Jarvis: launch GoogleAssistant Alexa: launch Alexa

i will inform you later ;)

See You

@bugsounet

@sdetweil dix and flex is for lazy man like me mouahah

@innovation Just search for Raspberry Pi TTS and you should get plenty of tutorials for it

added: MMM-NewsFeed

This module will be available and scheduled to be released at 01 January 2021 with news MagicMirror Version

@innovation, 36 / 5000
I’m glad I was able to help you!

Hi @sdetweil ,

I finally managed to use PM2 and here what I see in the error log when my mirror crashes.

[1554:1214/202715.173231:FATAL:memory_linux.cc(42)] Out of memory.

It’s strange as I never had this issue before and I haven’t been using any new modules. Any suggestions?

@lolo i cannot help with look. Totally useless here