@angeliKITTYx a little more info please

did you upgrade MagicMirror from a previous release?

what apps are the trouble ones
names please

@MarkV did you get this working

@miesjel12 many of the e-ink devices require some front end pre-processor service,
as the e-ink doesn’t support everything (font shading… motion, …)

read page in service, provide filtered page on different URL

like this(know nothing about this, just results of google search)

https://github.com/lapwat/papeer

@pato yeh,. last time x86 nodejs was distributed was version 8, in 2019

node-v8.17.0-linux-x86.tar.gz 17-Dec-2019 06:30 18294008 node-v8.17.0-linux-x86.tar.xz

@sdetweil

Will follow up in the “Cant use showEnd icloud cal” topic then.

@evroom I didn’t pick the property name… just got stuck with fixing its behavior!.. lol

your enhancement… thats why we expose the work… have the discussions.

Seems the API isn’t available anymore. MMM-MVVWiesty seems to be an active alternative.

@sdetweil Yeah you’re right, that one might be more difficult. But I do have MMM-ModuleToggleButton working with pinctrl. Here’s the updated node_helper.js file just in case anyone’s interested.

node_helper.js

const NodeHelper = require('node_helper'); // eslint-disable-line import/no-extraneous-dependencies //const Gpio = require('onoff').Gpio; const { exec } = require("child_process"); module.exports = NodeHelper.create({ start() { this.started = false; }, socketNotificationReceived(notification, payload) { if (notification === 'TOGGLE_BUTTON_CONFIG' && !this.started) { const self = this; this.config = payload; //const button = new Gpio(this.config.buttonGpioPin, 'in', 'both', { persistentWatch: true, debounceTimeout: this.config.debounceTimeoutInMilliseconds }); //button.watch((err, state) => { // if (state === 1) { // self.sendSocketNotification(self.config.notificationName, true); // } //}); //this.started = true; // Set up GPIO as input using pinctrl command const pin = this.config.buttonGpioPin; const debounceTimeout = this.config.debounceTimeoutInMilliseconds; const notificationName = this.config.notificationName; let lastState = null; // Function to read the pin state using pinctrl const checkPinState = () => { exec(`pinctrl get ${pin}`, (err, stdout, stderr) => { if (err) { console.error(`Error reading GPIO state: ${err.message}`); return; } // Parse the pin state from stdout const state = stdout.includes("hi") ? 1 : 0; // Handle state change with debounce if (state !== lastState && state === 1) { this.sendSocketNotification(notificationName, true); } // Update last state lastState = state; }); }; // Set up an interval to check the pin state with debounce setInterval(checkPinState, debounceTimeout || 100); // Defaults to 100ms if debounce is not defined } } });

HELLO I ALSO THINK THANK YOU AGAIN

Could be a faulty installation…

At the 3rd Party Modules page on GitHub you’ll find 2 different versions of the MMM-GoogleTrafficTimes module; an old one from pjestico and a newer one from Jacopo1891.

I couldn’t get the Jacopo1891 version working, so I tried the pjestico version (on MacOS), and got the following error at installation:

npm ERR! Your cache folder contains root-owned files, due to a bug in npm ERR! previous versions of npm which has since been addressed. npm ERR! npm ERR! To permanently fix this problem, please run: npm ERR! sudo chown -R 501:20 "/Users/harriev/.npm"

It fixed the problem indeed, the module worked fine afterwards.
Then, I removed the old module, installed the Jacopo1891 version and that
worked as well.

@siujd2001 awesome

@ChrisLeduex – OK, thanks. I wasn’t sure that the url path went anywhere in particular.

@dRagon glad you found it!

@MMrustykayn66 we worked this offline
He ended up w 2 instances of calendar module
1 for ext events past and future
1 for short list of this week’s next 10 events
And the updated calendar module in test

@MMrustykayn66 MagicMirror is case sensitive

Hi all
maybe I’ve missed something, but did someone find the solution? If so, can describe setp-by-step how to do it?

thanks

I’ve done it! 🥳 Checkout https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/19133/mmm-forum.

For accessing the read(-only) api you can use a cookie from your browser, e.g.

@karsten13 Thank you! That was the hint that led me to the solution 🙏

Thanks, I ended up doing this in my custom.css

#module_4_MMM-CalendarExt3 { margin-left: -40px; margin-right: -40px; }

It doesn’t seem like the best approach, but it works.

@JohnGalt awesome! computers are very picky!

@mumblebaj said in Contributing to a GitHub repository - a bit stuck:

Make sure it is set to bash.

It is set to zsh.
No issue to change it to bash, but is there a reasoning behind it ?

Stupidly enough I had this Terminal open the whole time.

I just did ‘Commit’ from within VS Code and then did ‘Sync Changes’.

Result:

% git status On branch evroom Your branch is up to date with 'origin/evroom'. nothing to commit, working tree clean

So that works just fine.

I also made a change using the Terminal and then did the add and commit from the Terminal.
In the Source Control pane you can see what you do on the command line in real time.