@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.

@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

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.

@vinceclicks Hi Vince, I would love same, had a bit of go with this https://tokencast.net/ Might be worth a try. Regards Michael

@schmaniel YES Amazon or Google devices can do that!

I recommend you merge all PDF pages into one. And after that open the Microsoft PowerPoint and use…

unmineable has a API now. Has anyone tapped into this for there mirror?

@fillilutten You are welcome :)

@sdetweil said in Warn-App NINA: @jalibu sorry not clear you said this topic then linked another This topic was a request for NINA support. As I now added a module for that, this request topic could be marked as “solved” :-)

@sdetweil you’re right, I had a bad choice of words. I thought in the “Request” section it’s already a matter of course, that im asking for someone who wants to build a module for me. So is someone out there who wants to create one for me? :)

@cq0q never looked for this before, but it looks like a standard web interface https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Touch_events/Multi-touch_interaction might have to have a transparent fullscreen_above module to overlay everything

@elmago .MMM-Jeedom .normal { /display: none;/ color: #B1FF33; /* Green fluo*/ /font-size: x-large;/ }

@sdetweil said in I want to use api as a voice command using Google Assistant Module.: @rikan correct. this is where mm is NOT a web browser. u need some module to display the web page content. mmm-iframe maybe Use recipe for open GA browser ;)

@djboob66 Thank you for your answer. I’ll keep trying. Can I display it on the Magic Mirror screen using Google Maps api? What I want to do is Google Maps, buses and subways. All use api.

Hello everybody! Does anybody know of any sort of module that will do a countdown timer that I’m hoping to use for being on-call. It’d show how long until I go on-call, then flip to how long until I’m not on-call and then back to how long until on-call again. Preferably calendar events but also could work with some sort of simple file import. If it helps, its a fairly regular schedule of on-call for one week out of 11 weeks in the rotation too.

@silky ok, got it… so, what is the problem? is there some python code that can read the sensor connected to the gpio pins? typically in MM us have a node_helper .js which lanuches a pythin script, which runs forever ans prints out ‘connected’ or ‘not connected’. then the lanucher code in helper (uses spawn) has handler to react to the print stdout.on('data, (print_content)=> { // some function code to to // maybe send event up to module to handle this.sendSocketNotification(sensor_event, print_content) })