Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
How to add modules. For absolute beginners.
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@sdetweil Hi Sam,
Thank you for the response, but I am not sure what you are asking me to do. Ctl + Shift+i on the Pi4 or on my Mac (where I am writing this)? Also, I don’t know what palancing is, or the last 4 words of your post. Sorry…
Actually, just figured out the last 4… in the filter field (duh)… but which filter field?
Oh and I tried Ctl Shift i on both Pi and Mac, neither one did something. Again sorry about the ignorance… -
@fsne04 pi of course, where MM is, all keys at the same time
and the ‘filter’ field is the field labeled ‘filter’ in the debug screen
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you should open a different topic as this one is about installing modules
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@sdetweil
This is my first time in a forum like this and I don’t actually know how to start a new topic…
I tried ctl+shft+i on the Raspbian desktop, in the MM config file, in the File Manager and in Chromium, all without any response. I can’t get to the place you have in your screenshot. -
@fsne04 mm screen currently selected on the pi monitor, ctrl-shift-i (lower case I, not L)
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@fsne04 said in How to add modules. For absolute beginners.:
this is my first time in a forum like this and I don’t actually know how to start a new topic…
click the button that says ‘new topic’
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@sdetweil
Yeah, got there. so the Elements window is open now -
@fsne04 click the tab labeled ‘console’…
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@sdetweil
Ok, in Console. There is an “Electron” Security Warning in yellow about using insecure protocols, could that be it? -
@fsne04 ignore the warning. put ‘cast’ in the filter field (no quotes)
the error may not be in the browser side of the module, but this is how you find out…otherwise, u need to look in the console where u started MM, either npm start, or if using pm2, then pm2 logs --lines=??? where ??? is a number, default 15
