MMM-Wifi_QR-Code

cruunnerr

That sounds great. I was thinking about using the MMM-Globe module, cause its able to show a picture from every source.
Also u could just generate the QR-Code as a picture and use this source.
But a seperate Module would ne easier for newbies i think.

cowboysdude

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cruunnerr

actually i do it with the MMM-ImagePhotos module

sudo apt-get install qrencode

qrencode -t png -o ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-ImagesPhotos/uploads/guest_wifi_config.png 'WIFI:S:mywifi-SSID;T:WPA2;P:wifipassword;;'

thats it.
But to help newbies creating ideas, what they can do with their MagicMirror i thought it would be easier to create an own module, (without the updateintervall which is used by the ImagesPhotos module.)

Mykle1

@cruunnerr

No updateInterval

https://github.com/mykle1/MMM-EasyPix

cruunnerr

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Ok, i never said a word :D

Thank you and happy new year

cowboysdude

@cruunnerr HAHAHAHA well that happens sometimes :)

cruunnerr

i need to say, that i was searching long times in this forum and everywhere else to find the most modules.
Cause in the “official” 3rd Party modules list, there are much less modules then actually exist.
even the “MMM-EasyPix” module i have never heard about, although i already looked at mykle’s profile^^

But i think especially the MagicMirror project is a very good way for newbies to learn about programming and so on. Mostly simple handling at all and a great community ;)

Mykle1

@cruunnerr said in MMM-Wifi_QR-Code:

Cause in the “official” 3rd Party modules list, there are much less modules then actually exist.

That’s true. If the module developer doesn’t “register” his module in the 3rd Party Modules list (or publish it on the forum) then you would never know about it. The module developer is not compelled to register any or all of their modules. I have one or two that never made the hit parade. :-)

even the “MMM-EasyPix” module i have never heard about, although i already looked at mykle’s profile^^

Well, it’s right there in my profile and in the 3rd Party Modules list. I hope you find it useful. :-)

cruunnerr

yeah, i searched all “noteworthy” developers from this forum at GitHub and was searching for modules :P
even in the MMM-Remote-Control there are many modules listed, but unfortunately without a description.
But hey, as i said the community is great and very helpful.

And yes, your module is what i was looking for, too.

Off-Topic Question:
Can i set a header in every module, even it is not intended in the “main.js” of the module?

Mykle1

@cruunnerr said in MMM-Wifi_QR-Code:

yeah, i searched all “noteworthy” developers

Well, that leaves me out! ;-)

And yes, your module is what i was looking for, too.

Fantastic!

Off-Topic Question:
Can i set a header in every module, even it is not intended in the “main.js” of the module?

You could try adding header, as such, to a module config entry:

{
disabled: true,
module: "MMM-SOME-MODULE",
header: "YOUR HEADER TEXT",
position: "top_center",
config: {
	mode: "Enhanced",
	rotateInterval: 30000,
	}
},