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@SSkull995 said in Hello-Lucy installation troubles:

First, forgive me. This entire issue was my fault.

I recently added some defaults to the checkCommands.json file and left a trailing comma at the end of the file. I’ve corrected the problem, tested it and pushed the corrected file to the repo. To clear the SyntaxError: Unexpected token ] in JSON at position 6643 error, following this instruction.

Do a git pull in the Hello-Lucy directory.

Please advise on the result.

@Egnos

Well, first a question. Does it work with the default config entry after you’ve done the temporary fix?

@SSkull995 said in Hello-Lucy installation troubles:

This occurs only when I put the module in config.js, but I don’t know where the error is

I see. I just did an install on a new machine and encountered the same error. I’m looking into it. Even my working Lucy installation is suffering the same error. Weird.

@BKeyport

As you can see in the bottom region, module header will respect the region align itself by default.
Usually, if you want to override the align of module header of a specific module, you can just do like this;

.MMM-CalendarExt2 header.module-header {
  text-align:center;
}

This CalendarExt2 is using a trick of fake-module for each view, so above CSS rule would make module header of all views to text-align:center;

If you want to specify the view in some region, Check this. (See the red titled view on the top right corner)

.region.top.right .MMM-CalendarExt2 header.module-header {
  text-align:left;
  color:#F00;
  font-weight:bold;
}

Be careful about white-space between CSS selectors.

@Egnos

I’m surprised you even saw “When the Moon hits your eye…” at all.

I don’t know where this came from --> pages: {Prova: “top_left”},

This works:

{
			disabled: false,
			module: 'MMM-Lunartic',
			position: 'bottom_center', // Best in left, center, or right regions
		//	pages: {Prova: "top_left"},
			config: {
				mode: "rotating", // rotating or static
				image: "current", // animation, current, DayNight or static
				distance: "miles", // miles or km
				sounds: "yes", // howling wolf, only on a full moon
				useHeader: false, // true if you want a header
				header: "The Lunartic is in my head", // Any text you want
				maxWidth: "300px",
				animationSpeed: 0,
				rotateInterval: 15000,
					}
		},

From the readme

Please complete all 3

Open a terminal.

git clone https://github.com/mykle1/Hello-Lucy into the ~/MagicMirror/modules directory

Then
cd Hello-Lucy/installers

Then
bash dependencies.sh

@Marcel1803

views: [
  {
    mode: "daily",
    type: "row",
    position:"bottom_bar",
    slotCount: 5,
    ...

Maybe some additional CSS adjusting might be needed for your environment, but basic concept is that.

@BKeyport
@BKeyport
what kind of title? event title like this?

.CX2 .daily .eventTitle {
  text-align:center;
}

I like Ubuntu.

@SSkull995

Ok, and thanks for bringing your issue here. It’s just easier to troubleshoot here than github.

After installation, did you cd Hello-Lucy/installers and then run bash dependencies.sh in your terminal? You should not have to install any dependencies manually after that.

Lucy does not recognize my microphone

Did you follow the directions here?
https://github.com/mykle1/Hello-Lucy/blob/master/piAudioSetup.md

Please run this command in your terminal. arecord -ls and post the result here (in a code block).

I saw you put the MM on a Windows machine

All my machines are running Ubuntu

Lucy (the holo) is an animated gif file. It doesn’t matter what platform you are running MagicMirror on. It will work. I will supply you with the gif but I have to warn you. A Pi will struggle to run that gif smoothly, if at all, and it will certainly be to the detriment of the Pi’s performance and almost certainly create a heat issue. You will already experience some lag just running Hello-Lucy on a Pi. However, the choice is yours.