Magic(Dashboard)Mirror

SARCux

module MMM-GoogleSheets has an error in google

TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined (Zeile 11, Datei "Code")

has anybody the same problem and fix it?

sdetweil

@SARCux please don’t multipost…

SARCux

@sdetweil
OK

Thought that the author also had the problem and here has a solution for everyone who wants to use the module

acdacd2

I love your screen, very clear and desgin.
Could you share your config and css. THanks, marc,

TazDev

@SARCux

https://github.com/mazim-co

TazDev

welches plugin ist das “display ausschalten …” links unten im Eck?

und wo findet man nun deine CSS ;) ? https://github.com/mazim-co hier ist es nicht so offensichtlich

TazDev

@davidT89

thanks, this was so important.

npm install valid-url
npm install rrule-alt

luisestrada

@frentemorao al final te enviaron el css / config.js ? intenté contactarlo pero no responde

MZ-BER

Hello there - I finally got it to upload. I added the files (config.js, custom.css and main.css) to my Github. You can find it here:
https://github.com/mazim-co/Dashboard-Backup

NOTES:

1.) I removed all sensible information like API Keys and Access Tokens in the config.js. So, you have to follow the steps from each module (if requried) to get your own credentials.

2.) To get the same UI as my dasboard you have to replace the original main.css with my main.css.

3.) If you change the main.css you’ll get a notification every quarter as soon as MagicMirror will be updated. Because it will have a conflict with the original file. To inititate the MagicMirror update you can do a git reset --hard and replace the main.css again afterwards.

4.) The custom.css is designed in portrait mode for a 27 inch screen (LG 27MP89HM-S)

5.) For some modules you have to install valid-url and rrule-alt (e.g. MMM-MyCalendar).
For example:

cd MagicMirror/modules/MMM-MyCalendar
npm install valid-url
npm install rrule-alt

Good Luck! :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

shiring

@MZ-BER

Thank you! Great Work!!

greedyvegan

did you take components of the LG screen off in order for it to be so flat?

MZ-BER

@greedyvegan Nope, I haven’t removed any components from the screen. The screen itself is quite slim, and I have attached it to the slimmest screen mount I could find (please refer to my first post for the specific model).

greedyvegan

@MZ-BER thanks, I used a tv I got from a glitch sale and removed the back and speakers to avoid a bulge, built a frame and it still sticks out 3 inches.

gerbenz

@MZ-BER Van u share the config file?

I’m new and try to learn.