Hello, Are there people who use the MMM-SENEYE module? I see that there is no issue on the module page, no problem because the repo dates October 2018? is the Seneye Home sufficient or should you buy the Seneye Web Server & WiFi module? Thank you for your answers.

@sdetweil I read this article it gives me some hope that I could add some TS support in the existing module. Thanks

@winstonma according to the spec, u need node version 14 or above https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Nullish_coalescing_operator and some work by the browser, altho I can’t find any info on electron support

@Odissine there are iframe modules. see the 3rd party list https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

@alexrm I haven’t seen such a thing. mm is really output only. some of the touch stuff gets u to change pages or move modules. none really have capabilities like a phone app.

Hello all I wanted to know if it should be possible to have Traffic from Sytadin.fr or info traffic direct on MM? Like a map with red, orange or green road ;) … juste like it shows on the site Thanks in advance is one dev car help me ^^

@radioman cool. none of my monitor/tv devices support that capability.

https://github.com/dolanmiu/MMM-awesome-alexa how about this?

The best way to do that is to open the default weather and grab the url and follow it. IF that data is available then it wouldn’t be that hard to do…

In case someone else comes looking for this functionality, I settled on MMM-RemoteCompliments — it ties in to Google Drive, and by using the Current Compliment function, I can display a single message and change it manually, or cycle through messages using Random and Scheduled compliments. It’s a really nicely organized (and documented!) module. It also allows photos, which looks good on the monitor before adding the mirror; not sure how that will change things.

I made a few more edits. Removed the border from the cover art, removed the radius from the cover art, removed the drop shadow from the text and icons, changed the album fa-icon to a CD and lastly radiused the progress bar. [image: 1598023747362-screen-shot-2020-08-21-at-11.27.15-am.png] I also edited the Spotify logo on startup to a lower opacity. [image: 1598023962439-screen-shot-2020-08-21-at-11.31.34-am.png] Total n00b at this. This was fun. :P

@Sean of course! hadnt thought of going outside

@TheVeryAngryUnicorn moved

@icemanmw This config is working for me. Can you test. Did you run npm install after git clone? { module: 'MMM-MyWeather', position: 'top_left', config: { fade: false, apikey: 'yourapikey', // private; don't share! lat: "59.613794", // Culemborg, NL ;) lon: "11.072405", // use the quotes! hourly: '1', coloricon: true, iconset: "colourful", fctext: '0', fcdaycount: "5", fcdaystart: "0", hourlyinterval: "3", hourlycount: "2", alerttime: 10000, alerttruncatestring: "english:", roundTmpDecs: 1, windunits: "kph", UseCardinals: 0, layout: "vertical", timeFormat: "HHmm", } },

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@sdetweil I’m still going through various widgets. As it turns out, my location based on IP is highly inaccurate. My AT&T cell signal shows up as an IP out of Seattle. So I’ll need GPS info, but I don’t think my wireless device has that built in, just my phones. Oh well, something to work on, better than being bored lol

Hello everyone, did someone happen to do this? Fritz.Box has sockets with temperature sensors. To continue using the temperature in the MagicMirror? I would be happy if I could use that as a room temperature. Best wishes

@dcimag Hello I venture to speculate that you could use two modules with two assistants with different language with two different activation words … I never tried but it’s interesting!

@Zoios yeh, he doesn’t have any code running in mirror for Alexa( he uses a real echo device) he does have code running for Google assistant.

Yes. Thank you it worked I was allowed to add compliments in English, but I’m also trying to add compliments in Irish. Would you know what to do to get the Magic Mirror to recognize non-English characters.