Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-Face-Reco-DNN + ProfileSwitcher
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@sdetweil I have all the modules selected with the class name I want for them do I set the class name in the config.js or MMM-Face-Reco-DNN.js?
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@stardyze in config.js, on each module set the classes per person
module: “clock:,
classes:” fred sue",
config: {
}same for every module
u have to set allowed users in facreco of course
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@sdetweil Yeah I set all the classes for each module in the config.js but for so that it knows the allowed users is that in the MMM-Face-Reco-DNN.js? Like the first declaration of the classname.
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@stardyze there is no ‘actual’ class… Facereco just looks at the classes field to match against user names
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@sdetweil So I can’t have specific classes or layouts for each person?
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@stardyze https://github.com/nischi/MMM-Face-Reco-DNN
Yes, and you can share…
layout is a challenge… like profile u need multiple instances of the same module,
for different users…MM can only show or hide modules… so, you have one instance for sam, and another for bob
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@sdetweil I do have classes set in each module but it doesn’t switch the profiles when a face is recognized. In the terminal, it says that the right user is recognized and is logged in but the layout doesn’t change.
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@stardyze see
https://github.com/nischi/MMM-Face-Reco-DNN#classescase of the names matters… Sam does not equal sam
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@sdetweil I did look through that page and all the case names are the same (lowercase) from my dataset folders for each person to the class names for each module and it still doesn’t switch modules in the mirror. Do I have to classify the each class first in the .js in the facereco module first?
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@stardyze u now know everything I know…
I set the module up once, and it worked on the 1st try. haven’t used it since (as I am the only user)
