3rd Party Modules with APIs not loading.

Mykle1

Then my suggestion should confirm or eliminate that suspicion. Good luck and report back here.

bflbarlow

Removing the modules file, starting from a fresh config.js, cloning back the modules file, and adding the MMM-Launch config didn’t yield any data after the last 5 minutes.

I’m thinking I’ll just cut ties and start again from scratch with a fresh install of raspbian. Maybe that’ll reset anything that might have gone haywire in the setup.

bflbarlow

Unfortunately, a fresh raspbian image and MagicMirror install doesn’t appear to solve the problem.

Still open to any/all suggestions.

It’s been sitting on T - Minus 5 seconds for the last 10 minutes.

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Mykle1

@bflbarlow

Please start MM using npm start dev. You should see an error for MMM-Launch.

Question: You are cloning the module into the MagicMirror/modules folder? Not into the default folder?

Mykle1

The error, in the dev console on loading, should look like this

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined. As the api is slow to respond. Then, upon refresh, the module works normally, or should.

bflbarlow

MMM-Launch is located at home/pi/MagicMirror/modules.

The only errors were for openweathermap, so I removed that from the config.

I’m only seeing some warnings, but no more errors.

bflbarlow

I’ll include a screenshot here in a minute, but I’m noticing that “MMM-Launch received a module notification: CLOCK_SECOND from sender: clock” is being logged. Is that expected?

EDIT: Screenshot.

Mykle1

@bflbarlow

I believe that is just the clock module broadcasting a notification and should have no affect on MMM-Launch as MMM-Launch has no action to perform when receiving.

Mykle1

@bflbarlow

Can you open a browser and try this url?

https://launchlibrary.net/1.2/launch?next=60&mode=verbose

bflbarlow

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