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      sdetweil @lavolp3
      last edited by

      @lavolp3 another thing to say is

      the MagicMirror provided web server assumes

      modules is the root
      express is listening/watching for modules as the base path

      http://localhost:8080/modules/…

      the file can be anywhere further down

      Sam

      How to add modules

      learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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        jacktar @lavolp3
        last edited by

        Ok, thanks. Got that sorted now :)
        Hopefully this will help others with the same dilemma.
        I had read a post referencing the use of file://
        notation which, apparently, is a red-herring.

        Just for clarity to others, a local compliments.json
        file should be located in /pi/MagicMirror/modules/default/compliments/ directory and referenced using only the file name in the config file.

        e.g. remoteFile: 'compliments.json'

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          kayakbabe @jacktar
          last edited by

          @jacktar said in Compliments: RemoteFile Configuration:

          Just for clarity to others, a local compliments.json
          file should be located in /pi/MagicMirror/modules/default/compliments/ directory and referenced using only the file name in the config file.
          e.g. remoteFile: ‘compliments.json’

          So… what happens if we update the compliments module? Do our customizations in the compliments.json file get wiped out?
          can we put the compliments.json somewhere else to protect it?

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            sdetweil @kayakbabe
            last edited by

            @kayakbabe yes they will be lost.
            .NEVER edit the source files we provide.

            the design is that all your setting go in config.js
            and custom.css for colors etc.

            module :"compliments",
            position:"....",
            config:{
                compliments:{
                           morning:[],
                            afternoon:[],
                          etc
                 }
            }
            

            Sam

            How to add modules

            learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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              Assassins
              last edited by

              You can look here

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