I thought this may be an awesome idea to make a neat module that allows you to play a few retro games such as Tetris and snake on the magic mirror. Would really appreciate it if you do that. I like modern online casino gambling games and I am glad that now there are new casinos where you can play for cryptocurrency, because cryptocurrency appears every day and you can make good money on it. But playing retro games on a mirror-like this is unreal, yep.

@jsbhopal Terribly sorry for the up. didn’t find more actual thread. Is it relevant for Pro 1000(like that). It’s a new model, as far as I know
thanks in advance
Frank

@johnbachini to use it with the PIR sensor…

Thanks for the tip, this one is perfect for me.

Hi,

I have seen a few modules and post about the nest camera’s. But they terminated their own API and switched over to the google devices API.
Now i have a basic knowledge of front-end development. But but the more advanced API calls I am really not familiar with. I was wondering if someone has a working module or is working on one to get it working with the new google devices API. I am really interested in this.
I should really look in to OAuth 2.0 but at the moment I haven’t made it really far.

Greeting. 😁

@olesoncrypto
Hi,
create a local html-file at the modules folder with the following content as an example, please add your webside instead of the google-chart:
715e2702-83a2-463b-b37e-1dc7ade99081-image.png

Name it as you like (mychess.html for example) and add the path to MMM-SmartWebDisplay instead of the URL you entered before:

url: ["/modules/mychess.html"],

Play around with the red-marked values…the exact data depends on the browser in use.
This way is much easier than to adjust it directly in MMM-SmartWebDisplay.

Greetings
Thomas

Noticed this topic is quite old, but I would also like a module for this.

The software might not be trendy like Sonos, but it has had a thriving community and active development for over 20 years.
It would be nice with a local network solution that simply shows what is playing on a perticular player.

Cheers!

@shbatm – I really like the octomirror module, with the way my setup is it really provides a great way to monitor things w/o disturbing the print (or walking all the way back there…)

I’m trying to figure a way to “show” the module when I’m printing something – and to essentially “hide” it when I’m not. I have enabled the hide details – but I still get my stream … thoughts here?

Ideally - when I’m printing something, override everything and show my printer stuff w/ stream. If I’m NOT actively printing something (different from “offline”) then play some other module … spongebob on YouTube or whatever.

I’m not super bright but I’m remarkably willing to throw someone else’s code right on in and see what happens. Ideas?

Cheers,
FFL

Hello,

any news about this loading problem ?

Regards.

@ryanbuckner said in Not a module but a way to get info from Life360:

ImportError: cannot import name ‘life360’ from partially initialized module ‘life360’

Do you find a solution for this?

Also I modified the location as internationalcharacters were breaking the location name display

change
if m[‘location’][‘name’]is not None:
print " " , m[‘location’][‘name’] + “”
To:

if m['location']['name']is not None: locname = m['location']['name'].encode('ascii', 'ignore').decode('ascii') print ("<TD>&nbsp;</TD><TD style='color:#ffff00;'>" , locname + "</TD>")

@sdetweil that’s what I thought. Thanks for the input

@jairojosy as @MMRIZE mentions, mm is JavaScript, so your only real choice is to execute your assistant outside mm, and collect it’s output, and pass that to a mm module that understands what the output message means.

not that hard really. PythonPrint shows a simple stdout approach.

getting the mic to work for input has always been the hardest. none of the good voice reco engines are free anymore, but not expensive. google charged me 51 cents for last months reco usage.

@mumblebaj Works perfectly! Thanks for your time!

I also tried but could not make this work, but edited the default MM clock to contain sweep seconds.

Just been reading about the Google mediapipe libs that supposedly provide reasonably lite gesture recognition and wondered if anybody has or is intending implementing a webcam method?

@andoramb I don’t think there is but https://github.com/paviro/MMM-PIR-Sensor prob could be hacked with a few changes.

xrandr --output <outputname> --brightness 0.8 would be part of the script ?

Guess also if you have a webcam it should be possible to create a lux level also.

@cowboysdude right… but as the calendar broadcasts its events, a minor addition to a countdown module to use that info could be the ticket

Hi there.

I’m looking for a module that would show movie posters from the most recently added movies in Plex and switch to a now playing poster when something is played.

I have a digital poster running movie poster app (https://www.movienowapp.de/) set up but it could be so much more. I don’t want to lose this functionality but would like to have a dashboard and all of the magic mirror stuff as well. I would be great if there was a module to bring these two together on one display.

@cowboysdude Thanks for ur reply.

I’m basically looking to display on magicmirror, all my current brew batches.

I would enyoy a Traffic Module using the TomTom API, since I am not able to make it work on my own 😉

For my region, Tomtom is very accurate in Terms of traffic and its free 😉

@sdetweil Thanks. I’ve tried to use expressions like what’s suggested there, but no luck unfortunately.