The big elephant in the room here is that Panic’s StatusBoard did this and is now dead. They discontinued their iPad app in November, and users from all over the world are looking for something to replace it with. MagicMirror is the perfect replacement, but it lacks the most popular module: The Graph Module. When the Graph Module in Statusboard is fed just one number, it displays the number with a name, instead of the graph. I think a good solution would be to base further MMM development based on the same JSON structure that has already been established in the StatusBoard community. Examples: { "graph": { "title" : "IKKE BEHANDLET", "total" : true, "datasequences" : [ { "title" : "Datasupport", "datapoints" : [ { "title" : "Antall", "value" : 3 } ] } ] } } This will in StatusBoard look like this: [image: 1488397036452-datasupport-ikkebehandlet.jpeg] If however, the same module is used, and pointed to this JSON-file: { "graph" : { "title" : "Prod-Redigering : antall saker opprettet", "total" : true, "datasequences" : [ { "title" : "Uke 29", "datapoints" : [ {"title" : "Mandag", "value" : 0 }, {"title" : "Tirsdag", "value" : 4 }, {"title" : "Onsdag", "value" : 0 }, {"title" : "Torsdag" , "value" : 3 }, {"title" : "Fredag", "value" : 2 } ] } ] } } That will produce this nice Column Graph: [image: 1488397215581-produke.jpeg] The whitepaper still exists here: https://library.panic.com/statusboard/graph_tutorial/ If someone needs motivation to look into this, please check the comments here: https://panic.com/blog/the-future-of-status-board/

Hi, i want to show the TV-Programm on my MM. A RSS-Modul with more than a oneliner would be enough. I there something like that? Thanks!

We’ve been using Panics Statusboard for years. And love it. Panic decided last year to discontinue the product. So we’re switching to MM now. What StatusBoard did really nicely was having a “module” that you configure to a JSON file path. And it will render the graph data into nice column graphs, like this: [image: 1488202370935-statusboard.jpeg] If there’s only one value/digit, it displays it as a number. But if there is multiple datapoints, it will display that as a graph. And a simple flag setting lets you configure between columns graphs or regular graphs. The data input format looks like this: { "graph" : { "title" : "Soft Drink Sales", "datasequences" : [ { "title" : "X-Cola", "datapoints" : [ { "title" : "2008", "value" : 22 }, { "title" : "2009", "value" : 24 }, { "title" : "2010", "value" : 25.5 }, { "title" : "2011", "value" : 27.9 }, { "title" : "2012", "value" : 31 }, ] }, { "title" : "Y-Cola", "datapoints" : [ { "title" : "2008", "value" : 18.4 }, { "title" : "2009", "value" : 20.1 }, { "title" : "2010", "value" : 24.8 }, { "title" : "2011", "value" : 26.1 }, { "title" : "2012", "value" : 29 }, ] } ] } } Tonnes of more info here: https://library.panic.com/statusboard/graph_tutorial/

It appears to be dead, unfortunately.

Hi all, just thought of a cool idea for a module, perhaps showing a list of the upcoming TiVo scheduled recordings for the next day? Might be a nice add on module. I am not too sure if there’s a TiVo api or something that is useful but has anyone done anything similar?

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@slametps Yes, I am very sorry that it wasn’t clear.

thank you!

@mortenbirkelund I’ve made two touch modules, none of them swipe, but anything you can do with a mouse you can add to MM via javascript events, like click etc etc. There are more profile/module selection modules to hide and show different kind of modules, they don’t need facial recognition, they can get input from any source, more or less.

I’m looking for something like MMM-Syslog, a module, where I can setup items, which can then be updated via Websocket. I’m not a developer, so I can’t make it my own, but it should do something like this: adding items like Text, Number, Boolean giving them names and Icons updating them via Web-URL or whatever: analog to MMM-syslog syntax: http://MIRROR_IP:MIRROR_PORT/syslog?item=ITEM_NAME&value=ITEM_VALUE Use Case is to send updates of my smarthome-items to show up in the MagicMirror. I’m thinking of some states (Text), Temperatures (Number) or states of e.g. open Windows or whatever (Boolean).

I saw that someone made a Trello task manager module and was wondering if one could be made for Asana.

+1, I was thinking about a mini website where friends could record and post their audio/video message, then a notification is shown on the mirror, and buttons in the remote-app could allow the play/pause/next/delete functionalities.

@Jeff I ported my 24 hour weather forecast graphs module to https://magicmirror.builders, you can find it on https://github.com/thobach/MMM-WunderGround24Hours.

I tried before, but the Tube API checks the status and color, not times and different stops.

You could use the API by the local organization unit, which is VRR for instance. I wrote something about the VRR-Routing, which possibly may work for other Locations (At leat in NRW): https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1281/deutsche-bahn-list-of-connections-with-delays/3

Very nice page ! Already some feedbacks about implementation in github?

Hey all, I know there is a JSON feed of MLB games which is updated in realtime. I was wondering if there is a way to build a module which pulls the results of this feed and displays the schedule and when the game is going on, the inning and score. Similar to what was done for the MMM-NHL or NFL module. Here is the JSON link (set for opening day this year) http://gd2.mlb.com/components/game/mlb/year_2017/month_04/day_02/master_scoreboard.json