I’m just installing MMM-RTSPStream for the first time. I installed it as root (sudo su -). Got it all installed as per the instructions in the repository and now ready to use config.html. When I point my browser to it: html://10.10.10.59:8080/MMM-RTSPStream/config.html my browser returns: This site can’t be reached10.10.10.59 refused to connect. Try: Checking the connection Checking the proxy and the firewall ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED The Pi that MagicMirror is running on is local to my network so this is not a firewall issue. I think something in the configuration needs to have some file changed from root to a user access ability but I don’t know enough to know which file. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Glenn.

Description: Yet another COVID-19 tracker. This one adds sparklines (small graphs). Credits: This is a combination of MMM-COVID19 and MMM-COVID-19. I liked Jose’s clean look, but I liked how Sean used the github data source (the same data Johns Hopkins is using). So I used Sean’s library and Jose’s GUI and added the tiny plots. I also discovered highcharts.js while working on this; this is an incredible piece of work. (Also see MMM-GoogleFit’s use of this lib.) Source: I’m not a web developer. https://github.com/skelliam/MMM-COVID19-SPARKLINE Development: If you see something wrong, please fix it and make a pull request. I can’t promise that I’ll be actively maintaining this or responding to queries. Screenshot:

@reallykeene cool!!..

@grena config: { latitude: 40.10 , // Latitude longitude: 18.52, // Longitude appid: “xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx” // StormGlass API key (docs.stormglass.io) }

Hi Managed to get the default task list to show but cannot get any other list to show. It just States Loading Tasks but never changes. Selected the list from ToDo but the ‘ID’ is a lot shorter than the example given. Is there something I’m missing here? It seems like this should work but just having trouble getting it to link. Not overly impressed with ToDo yet but need a shared environment and this was the simple choice having previously used Wunderlist. Cheers G

Hi guys I am very new to this have been reading a fair bit & watching videos but im really struggling to get the weather & calendar set up for my location in the UK any help would be much appreciated TIA Damon

Hey @pedromrsantos, I know this post is quite old but I have just gotten around to setting up my new MM setup, not sure if filtering can be done with the standard calendar but it is possible with the module ‘MMM-CalendarExt2’. With this example I am able to filter out events that have ‘birthday’ in the title: filter: (event) =>{ if (event.title.search(“Birthday”) > -1) { return true } else { return false } }, On my setup I am importing 3 ics files and the displaying different views on my screen, one of them is a list of birthdays from three calendars. Let me know if you need more info. Cheers Nathan

@j-ason well, there WAS an error… email sent back

@Miller it will be great. I’ve the one form thermostat, but it only show temp and off/on. Will be great to see “plan”, also the status of valves (actual temp, open/closed, temp by plan…) thanks

@sgarg15 said in MMM-usonic Problems: so rn i did the install in the /home/pi/node_modules what install? MMM_Swipe (https://github.com/mochman/MMM-Swipe) already lists that dependency in package.json "dependencies": { "math-statistics": "latest", "mmm-usonic": "latest", "mmm-gpio": "latest" }, and lists that file in node_helper.js const usonic = require('mmm-usonic'); the install instructions say 1. Navigate into your MagicMirror's modules folder and execute git clone https://github.com/mochman/MMM-Swipe.git. A new folder labeled MMM-Swipe will appear, cd into it. 2 Execute npm install to install the dependencies if u are adding a library to a module, then in the module folder /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/module_name (MMM-Swipe in this case) you would do npm install --save mmm-usonic if all of that is ok, then sometimes a module ships a library that is built on a specific level of electron, and our is different… so do cd ~/MagicMirror npm install electron-rebuild node_modules/.bin/electron-rebuild to rebuild the used libraries to match the installed electron version

@philmavedzenge said in MMM-GooglePhotos: @Sean i really like this module and have been using it for sometime now. I have noticed with the new update that there is a padding of about 10px around the screen. Is there a way of removing that? I use my screen in landscape mode only. Thanks in advance @Sean nevermind, i fixed it in custom.css

@iMAGiC hi yes it does have longitude and latitude values. Download the powershell scripts and play around with them to see what values are available. I have changed mine to remove electric vehicle specific parameters and added things like fuel remaining, window/sunroof status and also the vehicle pictures that change after a set time.

@dc331903 Trying the above for Two-factor auth has not worked for me still. Let us know if yours is working! Logging seems to show it is getting connected to camera though… so it could just be a positioning issue for me.

@hweigel OH MY GOODNESS!!! I debugged that thing for HOURS! thank you so much

When I add the module to my config, the mm goes black, not the usual ‘create config’ error, just a black screen that I can’t exit. I have to edit the config, and restart mm. Adding the calendar url is ok, only adding the module causes error. There were no errors during the install, including generate token { url: 'http://localhost:8080/mmm-googlebirthdaysprovider', symbol: 'birthday-cake', color: '#f00' }, { module: "MMM-GoogleBirthdaysProvider", config: {} },

new update, data source changed … after git pull, need to run npm install again to update the library used to read the data (csv instead of xlsx)

@Pielo thank you…

Hello everybody, as i have been trying several modules both for Alexa and Google Assistant without success now: can anyone of you give a recommendation for a recent Voice Module on a Pi3 with Raspbian Buster? The intention is to control an extra OpenHAB-Server via Magicmirror. If not, any recommendations of a working combination of Raspbian and Voice module? Is it wishful thinking to have this combination even not too complicate to install and setup? Additional modules to be used: MMM-PIR-Sensor MMM-IPCam MMM-MyCommute MMM-CalenderExt MMM-GoogleMapsTraffic Any comments appreciated…

I am looking for a module that will link to my Arlo camera security feed. In theory it would pop up on the mirror only when the camera is active. I have seen modules for ring but nothing that works for Arlo. Any ideas?!

Hi people, I still have a mirror with the dimensions 0.8 x 0.5 m and polished edges from the last order left, because the user has not paid. The mirror is already packed and could therefore be sent immediately the amount is 165,40 € Which consists of the following costs: • Mirror price: 142,00 € • Polished edges: 23,40 € +Shipping costs please let me know if anyone is interested