@jpiatt ok, let us know. Big calendar rewrite coming next Wednesday My cal is 12 yrs old, oops actually 17 yrs.

@DarrenO-0 I understand. You might be able to switch to a different provider on the weather module, depending on where you are. Not all providers are world wide

@wswenson Post when you get it ready for use. Looks Like something fun for the grandkids.

@sdetweil Thank you! I think that fixed it.

@sdetweil Today I notice something. I had to turning off my router for a while, so no internet connection were available for nearly 10 minutes. In that time MM goes black with cursor… so the issue could be internet connection related

@eprostko I’m glad it’s working. The configuration of MMM-CalendarExt2 and the documentation are quite complex, so I completely understand if you’re having a hard time with it. Have fun with your project 😃

@Megawaldi Currently it is not possible. The icons are ‘hard-coded’ into the module.

Hi, glad you like the module. If you want more teams on view and you have the screen space to accommodate it, the best bet would be to set it top-left or top-right with no other module above or below it. You can then increase the "maxTeams: 12 " and the "maxTableHeight: 520 " config.js values to accommodate more rows. You will also need to ensure that the " --mtlt-max-table-height: 520px; " value at line 20 of the MMM-MyTeams-LeagueTable.css is not less than what you set the "maxTableHeight: 520 " config.js value to be. I have my module positioned top_left but below another module and on my 22 inch monitor I can fit 16 teams displayed before scrolling . I recon I could get about 28 rows if i moved the other modules. regards

Thanks to the observation from @KristjanESPERANTO, I have updated the code avoided Axios completely and used the native Fetch. And while I was at it I also added the HomeAssistant integration. Checkout the latest update; https://github.com/CyberRagz/magicmirror-mcp

Hi @sdetweil, yes that’s correct — I opened the PR myself after figuring out that SpotTheStation was shut down in June 2025. The fix replaces the old RSS feed from SpotTheStation with the N2YO API. The module is already working again on my own MagicMirror with the updated node_helper.js. I’ve also updated the README and fixed the default coordinates as requested by @daterrell. The PR is now awaiting merge: https://github.com/daterrell/MMM-ISS/pull/8

@videogame95 always make backups You can use my MagicMirror-backup-restore scripts https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore I have also heard of Mycroft. , have no info looking for mycroft the initial project has been ended. others have taken over for the future… one would have to build an interface(module) to MagicMirror from its implementations

@snerk4000 understood. I only mention that cause once an hour is hard to test Trying to give you other ways to test and verify

@sdetweil Yes, done and merged now!

@VinGroot said: I got it working again by switching to the V3.0 API on OpenWeatherMap. And remove these two lines: apiVersion: “2.5”, weatherEndpoint: “/forecast” Yes, OW has moved to their 3.0 api

@KristjanESPERANTO Thank you. It is working again.

@Bungle68 there is no auto update. You can go the manual install/update or use the scripted install/update. For the base. See the doc, alternative install My script are first there There are various mechanisms for modules

@evroom Nice. Thanks for the feedback! 🙂 The only thing that I would like to additionally see, is the last 2 departures/arrivals in the past Like the Hafas module it’s currently not possible to display past departures, sorry.

@Rags yes, it is :-)

@mvrlogins Nice solution, smart way to avoid constant streaming 👍 Triggering go2rtc only on demand is much cleaner and keeps temps/network down, the small delay sounds like a fair trade-off.

@potts-mike I recommend opening an issue in the repository; not all module developers hang out here on the forum 🙂