MM-Navbar - Navigation Bar for Touchscreens to hide/show modules

AlessandroRa

@chrisyy thank you man, so let me get this straight: I find a button that I like on internet, I copy its code and I put it into the module?
I’m sorry, but I’m kinda new to this :)

tosti007

@AlessandroRa No you will have to take a look at Font Awsome which is being used throughout the magic mirror. In the link you can find all the icons you can use. (someone correct me if i’m wrong)

shashank

@in_a_days Hi, My requirement is i need to show clock, weather and Calendar by default and all other modules should be hide.

tosti007

@all, I made a module which is similair to this one. In mine you can set custom profiles and swap between them. Hope that this helps one of you guys :)

in_a_days

@shashank

Okay I think I know what you’re looking for. I’m not 100% sure how to make the change, but someone else here may be able to help.

notificationReceived: function(notification, payload, sender){
	if (notification === 'DOM_OBJECTS_CREATED'){
		MM.getModules().exceptModule(this).exceptWithClass('clock').enumerate(function(module){
			module.hide(1000, function(){
			});
		});
	}
},

Is there a simple way to include the ‘calendar’ and ‘weather’ modules in the exceptWithClass call? I don’t know how to include multiple Classes in this kind of context.

tosti007

@in_a_days put the names you want in an array, like so:

var exceptClasses = ["clock", "weather", "calendar"]; //The list of modules you want to keep.
MM.getModules().exceptModule(this).exceptWithClass(exceptClasses).enumerate(
    // Here the other code
);

shashank

@tosti007 hi, i tested using var exceptClasses as mentioned by you, it works perfectly as required for me. Thanks a lot for your suggestion.

chrisyy

As mentioned from @tosti007 he wrote a module that uses the ProfileSwitcher.
I will also continue on this project when i got the time for it.

I plan on adding some configurable variables, like which modules should be included as a button and a config-section where u can define an icon from Font-Awesome. That should handle a few problems with which u came up here.

But this will take me some time. So keep patient, i’m working.

tosti007

@shashank You’re welcome!
@chrisyy you can use front awsome by setting the class of the symbol’s container to fa fa-symbolname. Something like this (where symbolName can be any icon name):

var symbolName = "paper-plane";
var symbolContainer = document.createElement("span");
symbolContainer.className = "fa fa-" + symbolName;

chrisyy

@tosti007 Something like this is what i’m thinking about