Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-MyCommute
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@BanksyPaint can you check your electron logs by starting the mirror with
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@BanksyPaint hey are you seeing nothing appear or is it stuck on “Loading”? The module is designed to hide itself if it is outside the time frame window you set in the config, in which case you’ll see nothing at all. If there’s a problem during initialization, then it will be stuck on “Loading”.
Otherwise, can you send me your config? I’ll give it try on my side.
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@strawberry-3.141 Thank you :D If not for this, then for future posts.
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@j.e.f.f Thanks so much for responding so quickly. I wish I’d posted again last night, though after I got it working, I threw my hands up in confusion and went straight to bed. I nuked the directory, re-cloned from GitHub, and when I did my ‘npm install’, I did so using ‘sudo’ and upon starting MagicMirror, I saw the module load the way others have, and how I would expect to. I don’t know why in my case I needed elevated priv’s for the npm install to work, though I’m not complaining :P
Thanks for being helpful! Also - really excellent module. You’ve really done a great job.
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@BanksyPaint it concerns me that you needed to use
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@j.e.f.f No sir. Though to be fair, with other modules I didn’t run npm install? Happy to start from a clean slate on my next opportunity to see if it’s necessary again (I’m away for the weekend, sadly).
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I’ve just started with my magicmirror project and have most of the modules working, for some reason mmm-mycommute gets stuck on “loading…”. This happens even with the default configuration from the wiki. Any suggestions? Thanks! This is my current configuration(with keys and addresses redacted):
{ module: 'MMM-MyCommute', position: 'top_left', config: { showHeader: false, apikey: '', origin: '', startTime: '00:00', endTime: '23:59', hideDays: [4], destinations: [ { destination: '', label: '' }, { destination: '', label: '', avoid: 'tolls' } ] } } -
@jhermes34 Did you remember to run
npm installin the MMM-MyCommute directory? Do you see any errors in the pm2 log (Assuming you’re managing MM with pm2). -
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@jhermes34 There’s an
npm installthat you need to run in the MMM-MyCommute directory,~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-MyCommute. This shouldn’t (?) affect pm2 at all. -
@jhermes34 What’s the error you’re seeing?
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hi all,
I have install MMM-MyCommute executed npm install in folder
i think my config is good,
but when i starting my magic mirror the module don’t start
all my module works great but this one can’t start
can you help me please. -
@Fonfon Do you see any errors in the pm2 logs? Can you send me your config? I’ll give it a try. (Hide your API key)
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@j.e.f.f thanks jeff
when mm starting there is no error
sorry but i d’ont knows how get logs
this my config:{
module: ‘MMM-Mycommute’,
position: ‘top_left’,
config: {
showHeader: true,
headerText: ‘Traffic’,
api_key: ‘API’,
origin: ‘my home’,
startTime: ‘00:00’,
endTime: ‘23:59’,
hideDays: [0,6],
destinations: [
{
destination: ‘myworkplace’,
label: ‘Bureau’,
mode: ‘driving’,
color: ‘#82E5AA’
}
]
}
}, -
@Fonfon OK there are two problems with your config:
module: 'MMM-Mycommute'needs a capitalC, like follows:module: 'MMM-MyCommute'Next, the property name for the API key is
apikeynotapi_keyGive those a try and see if it fixes your issue.
Also, the
showHeaderconfig isn’t needed any more. If you want a header, add it to your config in the normal way, like so:{ module: 'MMM-MyCommute', position: 'top_left', header: "Commute", // ---- here ---- config: { headerText: 'Traffic', apikey: '...', origin: '...', startTime: '00:00', endTime: '23:59', hideDays: [0,6], destinations: [ { destination: '...', label: 'Bureau', mode: 'driving', color: '#82E5AA' } ] } },If you don’t want one, don’t specify that property.
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@j.e.f.f thanks jeff
its ok now Thanks very much for your help
this module is absolutely fantastic !!!
thanks again !! -
@Fonfon Glad it’s working for you now!
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I love this module, it works really well! Is there any way that the journey time could be displayed in HH:MM format rather than just minutes? I’ve looked through the config and I can’t see a way to change this.
Many thanks!
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@leshark I made it explicitly just in minute to save space. Even a long commute of 1hr 30min can be expressed shorter as
90 min. If I enabled the change in format as you ask then I’ll need to dedicate more space to the time, which takes away from the label. I felt the label was more important. -
@j.e.f.f Hi, thanks for the reply, I can see that makes sense now and can live with it in minutes! Some of my journeys are 400+ minutes and at 0600 in the morning it takes a moment to do the math :-).
Cheers
Craig
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