Hello, i am not a good developper so this is my request, does someone can make a module in order to control the Magic mirror (hide/show other module ) with this siri hack call siricontrol-system https://github.com/theraspberryguy/SiriControl-System I try to make one by serving me the MMM-Jarvis-voice-control but no succeed. Thanks you in advance if a charitable soul can make this for me.

Hi, Try using MMM-Motioneye module

Hi everyone, I am in the process of building my mirror and its coming along nicely. Its supposed to be a gift for my girlfriend to help her get ready in time (it already displays traffic and the next buses etc). Now I was thinking whether anyone has tried to implement a voice controlled timer that gets displayed on the screen (My mirror wont have a touch screen). Amazon Echo has such a function but I dont think Alexapi supports that command yet. atleast it didnt when I tried it out a couple of weeks ago. Does anyone know how this would be implemented or whether any of the voice control modules out there support this (I couldnt find it in any of the voice control modules available) Best regards / David

Able to use FLIC for stuff om the MagiMirror. https://flic.io

@Atteraxol https://github.com/mochman/MMM-Swipe That one?

will be great for me as well. thanks

@strawberry-3-141 i saw something similar. But with your hint of deny i created a .htaccess in the folder of the called page with content Options -Indexes and now i can see the page ! Thank you for your hint now we can proceed here.

@pjkoeleman indeed! I love seeing some random language on my mirror when I glance over. I want more translations!!!

I’m looking to do the same using a cheap Fire Tablet, but would like to use the PIR function of the tablets front camera to turn the display on and off, is this possible if using an RPi hosting the MM webserver?

@gekberlin There a module https://github.com/nrkno/MMM-Slack you can try.

You could use the voice module to trigger an action to take a photo and store it in a local directory then use a image module to display the image. I wanted to do something similar to keep track of which tie I had worn during the week. Display a photo strip of the last 5 ties… I ended up solving it with a low-tech solution. I used to tie racks. I take a “new” tie off the first rack, then when I get home put the tie on the “worn” rack. Then when it is full, move all the ties to the first rack. ;)

@Sean While there isn’t currently a module specifically for homebridge, there are a few that interact with smart thermostats, Wink hub, and some others I remember seeing. You might get what you want from these. I’m not sure how easy it would be to write a module that talks directly to HomeBridge, as you’ll need to keep in mind it is speaking Apple HomeKit, which makes you jump through many hoops to do seemingly simple things. Likely displaying status of items without interacting with them should be fairly straight forward, but if you need your mirror to allow control of these devices, it might be tricky.

@greda Excellent! :^)

Hi, there is a module that shows METAR data from US Airports: (https://forum.magicmirror.builders/post/11297) I would like to have the same but in Germany. Is there some way to do this?

didnt found it :D Thanks ;)

@cowboysdude this is amazing! you definitely are a magician!!

So, I’ve been playing around with MMM-Syslog and have enabled the IFTTT webhooks service to update the syslog with a GET request - it got me thinking… Is it possible for someone much cleverer than myself to throw together a quick API to enable module interaction For example: http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideModules http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=ShowModules http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideClock Then in IFTTT, all you would have to do is set the assistant of choice as the trigger, and the Webhooks service as the action. EG - If I speak the phrase ‘OK Google, Hide all modules’ then trigger http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideModules Or ‘Alexa, trigger my mirror to hide modules’, then trigger http://MIRROR:PORT/IFTTT?type=ACTION&ACTION=HideModules It could also enable some much fancier things, such as a tie in for the motion detector (If xyz service detects I leave the house, turn off mirror) Would welcome your thoughts!

@ryck Currently, I do not have much time, but I’ll keep it in mind. @cowboysdude ah, ok. thanks.