Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Lost modules. Not showing after reinstall
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@mumblebaj no package.json, so nothing to do and nothing gets done
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@sdetweil I did a git checkout package.json and this is what I got:
pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-RAIN-RADAR $ git checkout package.json
error: pathspec ‘package.json’ did not match any file(s) known to git
pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-RAIN-RADAR $ ls package.json
package.json
pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-RAIN-RADAR $
I started by doing an ls package.js in the MMM-RAIN-RADAR module and it listed it there. Then I did the checkout… What does that mean? -
@N6NG this module does not have a package.json
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@sdetweil When I do a “ls package.json” is lists one in that module but I guess it could have come from somewhere else… I’ll delete the module and start again from scratch.
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@N6NG Well here is the story. I erased that module and started from scratch and put it back in. But it still didn’t show up on the MM. Here is what I found. In repositioning the individual screen locations they ended up overlaying other modules on the screen and rather than overlaying the visual of the other module it just didn’t show. When I went back and shrunk the size of the modules on the screen (going from ie: 400px by 400px to 200 px by 200 px it showed up again. I did this with other of the modules and they showed up again also. I haven’t finished all of them yet but I think it’s going to fix them all. I think that should solve all my invisible module problems.
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@N6NG said in Lost modules. Not showing after reinstall:
In repositioning the individual screen locations
does that mean you changed the region layouts in css?
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@sdetweil Some of them yes… and some I just changed the config size options:
dennis
