Any chance anyone would be able to do this?

@tajno I’m pretty late to the party, but would you please share your source code and configuration that you use to do this? Thanks!

Somebody are making a google home similar to MMM-awesome-Alexa? https://www.google.es/amp/www.cnx-software.com/2017/05/03/google-assistant-sdk-turns-your-raspberry-pi-3-into-google-home/amp/

@Anhalter42 danke dir. Thank you. I will have a look cheers

I know this isn’t 100% what you’re looking for but I use the Fitbit App (downloaded on Google Play or iStore) to track my calories. You can scan barcodes of food and it will bring up all its information. From there I also use the MMM-Fitbit module (https://github.com/SVendittelli/MMM-fitbit) to display that information (and more) on my mirror. Sure you need a fitbit for half of this to work(Fitbit app works without a fitbit), but it is another solution if you dont find anything else.

[ auto subway maker ] – * any recommendation of what can make some sort of food making machine? – a cookware is anything that can help make food mini-microoven blender frozen subway deforester in 1 minute etc. please recommend an auto-smoothie machine (self-cleaning), or frozen subway defroster (in 30s flat!), or amazing 3D printing of fancy food in 2017?

@broberg How do I get a local file to become a link? Setting the file to open in Chromium then changing “videoSRC” to the file’s path does not work.

Check out my new module here: [card:shbatm/MMM-RTSPStream]

The API is goofy. API calls don’t work on postman but they work on their swagger and not all the calls work on swagger. I’ve got a ticket out to NPR API team. https://github.com/alberttwong/MMM-NPR/issues/1

Hi there, as finally put my MagicMirror on the wall I want to see all the trams from my next station. I tried to use the EFA-Module but the API of my city has a different format output. So I would be happy if someone could help me. The API endpoint is http://efa155.efa.de/efaws2/default/XML_DM_REQUEST?sessionID=0&requestID=0&language=de&useRealtime=1&coordOutputFormat=WGS84[DD.ddddd]&locationServerActive=1&mode=direct&dmLineSelectionAll=1&depType=STOPEVENTS&useAllStops=1&command=null&type_dm=stop&name_dm=25004321&itdTime=1640&itdDate=20170608&mId=efa_www Thank you in advance! Rafael

@pjkoeleman Thanks for you reply. I was looking at unsplash, I’ve never heard of it before. They had some quality images but I’d still prefer the 500px one.

Phone app to update compliments to make it easier to change the compliments without having to go into login to the pi and change the config. Be able to put a reminder up on the compliment with a couple clicks of your phone

@Anhalter42 Whoa that’s it!! Thank you so much!!

Now there is :smiley: There are new config items: showAlbumArt: true, showMetaData: true, So if you want to hide the album art just set showAlbumArt to false.

Looking for some guidance. Is there a module that reads a table on a webpage and then rotates the statuses like the new feed? If not, I would settle for just updating the status. There is a commuter train that runs from Virginia into Wash., DC. called the VRE. Their site has a RSS feed, but it doesn’t really track individual trains. The status that I am looking to pull is on this site: http://www.vre.org/service/status/ I haven’t read up on iframes and I am pretty sure that I am not using iframes in my current build. I guess I could, if that is required. It is late in the day and the number of trains are starting to fade from the webpage, so here is what it looks like in case there are no trains listed when you look. [image: 1496362539478-train.png] The code on the page looks like this: <div class="widget case-status"> <h3 class="label case-status">Live Tracking</h3> <span class="label case-status">(Status Tracked via GPS)</span> <p class="description case-status">Train Status as of <span id="tripUpdateDate">Thursday, June 1, 2017</span> - <span id="tripUpdateTime">7:44 PM</span></p> <table id="tripupdates"> <thead> <tr> <td><strong>Train Number</strong></td> <td><strong>Status</strong></td> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="2">Loading...</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <div id="delay-status" class="flow-center"> &nbsp; </div> </div> Thanks, Danny

Re: PICamera Gesture Recognition Ok, guys I am setting a project with a Pi MagicMirror2 including a couple of enhancements: the PI camera gesture detection and an RFID tag reader. All the hardware is already in place and I am stepping now to setup first the gesture recognition with the PiCamera V2 then the ideas was just to provide a MagicMirror2 module. While I proceed in the bare development please can someone address me who to contact and with whom I should stay in touch to test and deploy this module? Some suggestions? Ideas?

Ah ok, so could put them in preference order then. My dates now appear in dd-mm-yyyy format. Could be doing that on location basis.

I am finally pulling pieces for my mirror. I came across orl rather looked for some fun libs using the camera. Now my question assuming hardware used is powerful enough is the framework - electron capable of integrating such a thing as any of this libs: http://ourcodeworld.com/articles/read/151/top-5-best-face-tracking-and-recognition-related-javascript-libraries

@j.e.f.f Very cool! Thanks for replying with that here. Ill take a look at it and even if I dont end up using, itll be a great learning tool to review.

Following the steps on this thread is a good start for the zero W. https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1183/how-i-got-my-magic-mirror-working-on-a-raspberry-pi-0-zero/6