npm install electron@43.1.0
I opened issue on the MMM-Fuel repo
https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-Fuel/issues/128
npm install electron@43.1.0
I opened issue on the MMM-Fuel repo
https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-Fuel/issues/128
@p1lspeda ah, node-fetch… there is an electron bug in the 2.37 version of Electron
do this
stop MagicMirror
cd ~/MagicMirror
npm install electron@43.1.0
start MagicMirror
please advise
@Redicaljk there is an open issue, on the module repo… looks like Gasbuddy removed the api the module used
@p1lspeda best to open and issue on the module github page to engage the module author, most don’t visit the forum often
@fischi87 Thanks :)
And don’t forget to add your module to the module list.
@fischi87 Looks nice!
I noticed you marked it as UNLICENSED.
I’m not a lawyer, but in my understaning, this means ‘All Rights Reserved’ by default, so others cannot legally clone, use, or modify your code, even though it’s public.
@mumblebaj on windows these were NOT warnings… I actually had to run different tasks to get the scripts allowed/approved… I hadn’t expected that in npm 11…
same problem as always, some scammers leveraged the automation tools to do damage and now we all have to pay for it…
@mumblebaj yeh, I was working on a mobile app last weekend
It had npm 11 installed ( windows) and had all the acceptscript problems