I was displaying Radar images from my local radar provider BOM.gov.au just by using an iframe and loading the appropriate URL. You might be able to try something simlar. Unfortantely BOM has started rejecting automated requests and it has stopped working for me but your provider might be more open.

@rodrigolousada sorry, I do not know the module at all

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I’m brand new to the world of MM. I was hoping to find a module to help me keep track of open orders on my website, a dynamic feed of sorts. Not sure if this is even possible. I use Squarespace as my eCommerce store if that helps at all.

@andreeewee no coding needed setup the module and pass the url you used above see the two topics in my signature below, they will help you get started. I didn’t write them

@jturczak use file: file:///home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/default/calendar/birthday.ics

hi @joshcsepegi - don’t know if this helps exactly, but you could get mostly the same effect using something like MMM-BackgroundSlideshow, as long as you pre-downloaded a set of poster images from the movieposter website and loaded them to your MagicMirror somewhere the module can see them. I do something similar with this module and a curated set of desktop-wallpaper-style images, shuffled on a configurable delay. It does mean you don’t get the newest additions to the website until you’ve downloaded and added them to your local copy, but you also don’t need to worry about the module needing to handle a loss of connectivity gracefully, the poster website going down, the api changing etc.

@mrgingerg Would something like MMM-WeatherDependentClothes work for you?

I’ve just found that the command to make noseguy appear is /usr/libexec/xscreensaver/noseguy So, any idea of any module to launch this command and integrates in MM?

Hello, Would be great to integrate Challenges portion of Garmin Connect into this module, so it can be displayed in the mirror. Anyone with a suggestion on how to achieve this? Thanks!

@Dunners74 Sorry I think you misunderstood my inquiry. I am aware you can get info for it on the Council site, I wanted a module to display on MM similar to the one on GitHub by hdurdle for West Berkshire. but Croydon instead of West Berkshire. Many thanks. https://github.com/hdurdle/MMM-WestBerksBinDay

@matt216 hi Matt, I’m fairly new to mmm so can’t code in js yet, only python. I’ve found another api that gives live UK train info and does not seem to have restrictions on daily calls. Would you or any other member like to work on this together and see if we can build a new module

@sdetweil Okay, many thanks

@bugsounet 👍Perfect, just what I needed and it is working five by five. Many thanks

@sdetweil yes I’m aware 😊 I tried that first but system won’t allow after certain time apparently. I got an error message. Thanks for the suggestion and the continuos support in this forum!

@sdetweil said in Eufy video doorbell: js lib Thanks, shame though as in my opinion far better than Ring.

I have the same desire, as climate change has influenced the local weather notably. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet_index shows the bands for notification, anything above and including 3 basically already recommends sunscreen for some skin types. It would be good to have this information on-screen by default.

Hello everyone. I need a python script for a led strip to work with GoogleAssisnt’s status. Like blue_pulse : Listen white_pulse: Standby lightblue_pulse : Continue red_pulse : Error green_pulse : Reply orange_pulse: Think pink_pulse: Hook Sorry for asking this but since I am not familiar with coding is too difficult for me to write the script. I know that it needs verification of which gpio pins used etc but I need the main script. Of course if somenone can guide me to write I will happily do it. Thank you in advance.

It’s doable .MMM-FlipClock [data-key=seconds] .tick-flip-front, .MMM-FlipClock [data-key=seconds] .tick-flip-back { color: red; background: blue; }

@sdetweil For sure. I just hadn’t thought about that usecase till now. It’s just a little helper to things done without the need for writing a dedicated module and do some hacking. So I’d prefer to keep it free of dependencies. That said, anyone in the need for a cron might be better off with MMM-ModuleScheduler. Hadn’t known about this (I’m pretty new to MM), but it seems to be the one @Snille is actually using, despite he mentioned the profile switcher instead? And it seems to do exactly what the the op asked for: https://github.com/ianperrin/MMM-ModuleScheduler#individual-module-schedules