I have it working with HTTPS :grinning_face: Change the url to match what you have for HA { module: 'MMM-homeassistant-sensors', position: 'bottom_right', config: { url: 'https://username.duckdns.org:8123/api/states', prettyName : 'true', stripName: 'true', values: ["sensor.humidity", "sensor.temperature"] } }, You will need to modify the node_help.js file for this module change the below line of code /MagicMirror/modules/MMM-homeassistant-sensors/node_helper.js request({ url: url, method: 'GET' }, function (error, response, body) { To the following and change the api-password to what you have set in HA it’s about line 12. request({ url: url, headers: {'x-ha-access': 'api-password'}, method: 'GET' }, function (error, response, body) { It’s working it looks like it takes a bit longer to get the data as I think the atentication takes some time. Regards skippy_oz

This can already be done you just need to get MQTT working with Smartthings, this can be posted locally or in the cloud (I use the cloud). Getting MQTT working (I believe you just need the usage part) https://github.com/stjohnjohnson/smartthings-mqtt-bridge#usage (Added) you will need the bridge too but that is an add-on with hassio MQTT on MM https://github.com/ottopaulsen/MMM-MQTT Another MQTT on MM but only shows one status (this issue shows a good example) https://github.com/javiergayala/MMM-mqtt/issues/3

Hi all, I was thinking about some customized clock and I found a pretty nice template. The problem is that I’m totally new to this world and I don’t know how to start or if that kind of thing is possible. That’s the link I’m talking about: https://codepen.io/vineethtr/pen/GvROZV As you can see there are three windows: the one with the html code, the one with the css code, and the one with the js code. Would it be possible to integrare these codes in the clock module? Or would it be better to create a new module? Are these codes compatible with the Magic Mirror? I was also thinking about the chance to use the Iframe module to embed an html clock but it doesn’t work. Could you give me any suggestion? Sorry if I make silly question. Thanks everyone

Unless you can scrape data you’ll need an api for this…I’d start there.

If you want to, send it to me. I can take a look today or tomorrow.

@barnosch @bhepler thanks for recom :* , @paviro ;) sure !

@sean @shep99 @acogkenf Hello I have solved this problem this way. “npm install --runtime=electron --target=YOUR_ELECTRON_VERSION” Specify the environment and version and you can load grpc in proper way

@janne Not much help in here - Though I could see this as a smart feature where a task can be divided between people. And the task will be assigned to a new person each day. If it was possible to make a file with the assigned person each night (with cron) and then MMM should only show the content of the txt-file. Then the next thing will how to create this cron entry.

Any @administrators reading this? A status update would be highly appreciated :)

hi everyone, how can i have Persian magic mirror? please guide me step to step.

@uri1760 hello i can help you. please chat my telegram @black_thunderz ^^

Hello, i don’t really know anything about JavaScript and i tried to modify some other code, but it didn’t work out yet. So i have a .txt that gets filled with data over a python-script (API-pulls, printing data line-by-line into a .txt). I want to have something like the default newsfeed, that reads the .txt, splits it into lines and shifts between each line every x seconds. Sadly, i am too retarded to make that work. I hope someone can help me out there. Thanks in advance!

@fox Did you get it running? I tinkered a little workaround because my MMM-podcast in combination with MMM-Button sometimes failed. The workaround was easier for me than solving the problem. I am definitly not good in coding. But however it works;-)

I added a tweak that I came across while building a different module that means you can now specify multiple device categories. BUT, I’ve not mapped these extra categories to different states. Basically you can now say show me the Dimmable lights & Switchable lights [2,3] in the new veraCategories part of the config, but it doesn’t differentiate between ON/OFF or a percentage value in between for the dimmable lights. It also means that you can end up with very long lists of items that take up big chunks of the mirror! The README in the repo lists the categories. YMMV.

that’s right i try it now ;) thanks

ok i’m not a developer so can’t create my own modules for me so i have another solution take a picture of this and show it on the screen so , how can do it with a jpeg document ? thanks

@kumartrd Have a look at MMM-PIR-Sensor. You can customize it to suit your requirements. It normally triggers turning the monitor on, and sets a timer to turn the monitor off. Instead, you want to use button actions/notifications to do both, and not use a timer. Instead you can reuse the wake code for sleep. You’ll also need to add a logic test that a button press while asleep wakes, while a button press while awake sleeps. Have a look at this thread for a very thorough explanation.

Allo ? ? :p no answer ? :(

STOP THE PRESS Think I’ll try and use this module from @KirAsh4 with some manual fiddlery. https://github.com/KirAsh4/random_quotes/ Look forward to posting my finished mirror!

It looks like he just has 2 nest thermostats. I’m interested in the new temperature sensors that nest just released.