Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Bugsounet and MMM-Pir
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@rkorell yes, but there is nothing I can do… the dependencies no longer exist
he had some integrated update mechanism, I added code to launch that once…
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@sdetweil OK.
really unfortunate.
I do not understand these dependencies - so I was hopeful that an update will not destroy module’s ability to work …So I have to stay with the old mirror version to keep module running?
Regards,
Ralf -
@sdetweil said in Bugsounet and MMM-Pir:
@lif can you talk about this python after …
MagicMirror upgrades? if so , did you use my upgrade script?
this highlights a problem. some modules need a refresh install when nodejs and MagicMirror change
so the upgrade script does that. but that wipes the node_modules folder for the module. and the dependencies are also not available anymore.so, if i DO try the npm install it breaks, if i dont try the npm install it might break. fun times.
i will add a check for the authors url and skip the install actionI was trying to upgrade Nodejs and if failed with lots of errors.
my mm and the whole system had got messy, so I’m using this as an opportunity to clean things up (it didn’t help insofar as a restore from the most recent backup didn’t work.
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@rkorell said in Bugsounet and MMM-Pir:
So I have to stay with the old mirror version to keep module running?
i do not know…
I do not understand these dependencies
rather than put all the code in the module, there are libraries of things
that can be called…so you make those libraries as separate packages and list them in the dependencies section of package.json and npm install goes and gets them
he might have decided that multiple components needs the same functions and packaged as library, to be loaded by all that needed it, code once, ship multiple times…
except that breaks now as the dependencies also are no longer availableas I said in my initial warning post, plan for them all to fail to work
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@lif yeh, my upgrade script does the nodejs upgrade too…
use the n command
sudo npm install n -g sudo n xxx where xxx is the version you want to userecent backup didn’t work
how backup? use my backup/restore
yes that is broken too, as the authors repos no longer exist and binary backup may not work on different OS level/nodejs level
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@sdetweil said in Bugsounet and MMM-Pir:
how backup? use my backup/restore
yes that is broken too, as the authors repos no longer exist and binary backup may not work on different OS level/nodejs level
IMG file on my (new) linux desktop
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@sdetweil said in Bugsounet and MMM-Pir:
@lif yeh, my upgrade script does the nodejs upgrade too…
use the n command
sudo npm install n -g sudo n xxx where xxx is the version you want to useThanks, added to my install notes
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@lif n is the nodejs version of nvm
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@sdetweil said in Bugsounet and MMM-Pir:
plan for them all to fail to work
yes - as stated -really unfortunate!
Thanks for your clarification!
Ralf -
I’ve reinstalled MagicMirror with your script, it worked wonderfully, than you very much for doing this.
Best regards from France.
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@sdetweil @lif
For your information:I was successful with installing MMM-Pir on my brand new Pi5/bookworm:
pi@MagicMirrorPi5:~ $ cd MagicMirror/modules pi@MagicMirrorPi5:~/MagicMirror/modules $ tar -xf MMM-Pir.tar.gz pi@MagicMirrorPi5:~/MagicMirror/modules $ cd MMM-Pir/ pi@MagicMirrorPi5:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Pir $ npm install > MMM-Pir@2.4.4 preinstall > echo ⚠ npm install will be deprecated on next release!. ⚠ npm install will be deprecated on next release!. > MMM-Pir@2.4.4 install > npm run setup > MMM-Pir@2.4.4 presetup > npm run dependencies && installer/preinstall.sh > MMM-Pir@2.4.4 dependencies > installer/dependencies.sh -d 'unclutter ddcutil cec-utils python3 python-is-python3 python3-gpiozero gpiod libgpiod2 libgpiod-dev' Welcome to MMM-Pir v2.4.4 ① ➤ dependencies installer Checking OS... OS Detected: linux-gnu (debian 12 aarch64) Checking all dependencies... All Dependencies needed are installed ! ② ➤ Preinstall No root checking... Checking MMM-Pir: pi/pi Checking MagicMirror: pi/pi Installing @sdetweil sandbox fix... fixing sandbox permissions ③ ➤ Install npm dependencies > MMM-Pir@2.4.4 setup > npm prune up to date in 990ms 124 packages are looking for funding run `npm fund` for details > MMM-Pir@2.4.4 postsetup > installer/postinstall.sh -m -r ④ ➤ Postinstall Minify Main code... Found: 10 files to install and minify Process File: MMM-Pir/MMM-Pir.js Process File: MMM-Pir/node_helper.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/cronJob.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/governorLib.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/motion.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/motionLib.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/pirLib.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/screenDisplayer.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/screenLib.js Process File: MMM-Pir/components/screenTouch.js Done Try to Disable screen saver... Found: screen saver in gsettings disable screensaver via gsettings was true and uint32 300 Found: screen saver in lightdm disable screensaver via lightdm.conf Found: screen saver in lxsession disable screensaver via lxsession Found: wayfire.ini [WARN] There is some change for disable screen saver [WARN] Please, don't forget to reboot your OS for apply the new configuration! Done Rebuild MagicMirror... ✔ Rebuild Complete Done MMM-Pir is now installed ! > MMM-Pir@2.4.4 postinstall > echo ⚠ On next release, Please use: npm run setup ⚠ On next release, Please use: npm run setup added 1 package in 31s 124 packages are looking for funding run `npm fund` for details pi@MagicMirrorPi5:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Pir $I will have to play with the screen options (caused for sure by bookworm) because right now I get an error notification from MMM-Pir (screen error detected: dpms command error(mode 1) ) but there are several other modes to try …
Regards,
Ralf -
@rkorell yeh, fun times
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@sdetweil yes! :-)
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Hi everyone,
I didn’t quite get it right. Are there still problems with MMM-Pir?
I see that there are already two pull requests on https://github.com/Coernel82/MMM-Pir/pulls (one is from me). I would be willing to maintain the module, if no one else does.
Happy to hear from you @coernel
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@FrostByte .
Yes there are still “problems”.
@coernel has prepared a re-upload of bugsounet’s MMM-Pir.
But for some reasons this has failed.Several entities are missing in his upload (including e.g. the core MMM-Pi.js and several other linked and necessary sub-programs (Described in more detail in this post).
I’ve copied a tar.gz file of my own local repository-copy here.
This copy is installable with npm install in the respective MMM-Pir directory in mirror Version 2.30 (NOT tested in brand new 2.31!).
It works without problems on a Pi4 with bullseye.
It does NOT work on a Raspi5/bookworm “out of the box”.
In the meantime I’ve identified and corrected the root cause for this (wrong parameter for the xrandr-call).
This correction is NOT reflected in the URL above because I’ve done this correction after the upload.
I can share this with you if you are interested in - only a very minor adoption and only for MY use-case (working without wayland and with x11).From my side it would be really highly appreciated if somebody can take the responsibility for maintenance of this pretty module because I really like it very much.
I definitely NOT able to do this but I’m definitely willing to give any additional support in the course of my (tiny) abilities…Let me know what you’re thinking about.
Warm regards,
Ralf -
Okay, let’s go into detail. @rkorell
As already written by @sdetweil , the node_modules directory is created when npm run setup (or npm install as it should be called).
In addition, the ‘missing files’ are also created dynamically when this command is called. See:
lukas@smartmirror:~/MagicMirror/modules$ git clone https://github.com/Coernel82/MMM-Pir.git MMM-Pir-test lukas@smartmirror:~/MagicMirror/modules$ cd MMM-Pir-test lukas@smartmirror:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Pir-test$ npm run setup lukas@smartmirror:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Pir-test$ ls -al components/ total 68 drwxr-xr-x 2 lukas lukas 4096 Apr 1 19:06 . drwxr-xr-x 10 lukas lukas 4096 Apr 1 19:53 .. -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 4101 Apr 2 11:23 cronJob.js -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 2241 Apr 2 11:23 governorLib.js -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 3894 Apr 2 11:23 motion.js -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 1563 Apr 2 11:23 motionLib.js -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 757 Mar 3 19:09 MotionSensor.py -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 3755 Apr 2 11:23 pirLib.js -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 6068 Apr 2 11:23 screenDisplayer.js -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 19159 Apr 2 11:23 screenLib.js -rw-r--r-- 1 lukas lukas 1763 Apr 2 11:23 screenTouch.jsI use Wayland/labwc (Debian GNU/Linux 12 bookworm) on aarch64 Raspberry Pi 3B and everything is working for my Pir configuration. I did not use your copy.
So i am asking again, are there some runtime errrors? So please send me errrors logs.
The ‘build’ step in package.json is really very confusing. That’s why I’ve started to organise it: https://github.com/Coernel82/MMM-Pir/compare/main...LukasWestholt:MMM-Pir:main#diff-7ae45ad102eab3b6d7e7896acd08c427a9b25b346470d7bc6507b6481575d519
Best regards,
Lukas -
@lif So in my experience, your error just means that you didn’t run ‘npm run setup’!
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@FrostByte said in Bugsounet and MMM-Pir:
As already written by @sdetweil , the node_modules directory is created when npm run setup (or npm install as it should be called).
This one I’ve missed or was to blonde, to see …
If the install is creating necessary files all “should” be fine.
Despite the fact that in the original screenLib.js is an error (for x11 - regarding handling because the calls are slightly different as coded).
Wayland does not work properly with MagicMirror on my Pi5 - so I’ve switched back to x11, found the above error and corrected this.
Not sure how to handle this in “release” and your maintenance of module.What have I done?
See here:
This is line 311 (of screenLib.js ):exec("DISPLAY=:0 xrandr | grep 'connected primary'", //--rkorell // original : exec("xrandr | grep 'connected primary'",this is line 489 (of screenLib.js ):
// original exec(`xrandr --output ${this.screen.hdmiPort} --auto --rotate ${this.screen.xrandrRotation}`, (err) => { exec(`xrandr --output ${this.screen.hdmiPort} --primary --mode 2560x1440 --rate 59.951 --pos 0x0 --rotate ${this.screen.xrandrRotation}`, (err) => {especially the second one was disturbing because the statement simply doesn’t work - this option “auto” is something one can find everywhere referenced but it never worked as far as I have tried to research. from own experience (see above) it don’t work. I guess “–auto” should recover the current settings -but it doesn’t (on bookworm!) . Hard coded screen resolution is definitely no candidate for broader distribution …
(First one “only” produces an error message)
These are my findings.
I’ve mistakenly (not aware of the “dynamically created” libraries/dependant modules) linked the problems of the thread owner with the missing libraries in HIS installation to the likewise missing modules in git clone…Sorry for confusion!
Ralf
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@rkorell Thanks for your answer! That makes total sense. Thanks for reporting your experience. I’ll keep that in mind.
With Wayland it took me tens of hours to rotate the display by 90 degrees via autostart and I often thought about migrating to X11 back. But in the end it worked.
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@FrostByte
I don’t know if it helps but the only way I could get my old DVI input monitor to turn on & off was with Wayland enabled and the commandsDISPLAY=:0.0 xrandr --output HDMI-1 --auto --rotate left
and
DISPLAY=:0.0 xrandr --output HDMI-1 --offNick
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