Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Extension of MMM-Tools (Bugsounet)
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This is current information and visual fetched in my dev branch
Raspberry:

My dev platform:

Of course, you can hide, if you want, not needed partitions info.
if you have multiple network, the default network is represented with a star- You can try the dev branch with this command:
(assumed that v1 is installed)
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Tools git checkout -f dev npm install- to return to v1:
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Tools git checkout -f master npm installdo not hesitate to give me feedback.
if any other informations is missing, just tell me :) -
Looks good…
Here’s some issues:- Is there an example for the config.cfg?
- The alignment is now right again, in the old version I was able to adjust it to the left?
- How do I get the display wider, in the old version I could adjust it?
- How can I change the label, from UPTIME to Laufzeit or *LAN to eth0?
- And what are “Go” and “Mo” which should be about “GB” and “MB”?
Regards,
Michael

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I force all value to display, I don’t really add some feature to personalize actually
you can’t actually config:
recordUptime: true,to record and display : record uptime
partitionExclude : [],fo exclude partition to display
sample:partitionExclude : [ "/boot" ],if you don’t want display info about/bootpartition -
I have to ajust css code
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not coded yet (personal feature will be coded in the end)
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I’m trying to do a translation file (wait a while ;) )
just tell me what value to translate (and translation needed)
For Lan to eth0. I have fetch the name info by not displayed actually (because in my dev the WLAN interface have a very very long name)
so i have planned a feature for name choice displaying (native or WLAN/LAN) -
I will do dual code (actually it’s a test)
I will be back to you when i have done some totentials change
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Yeah !
- I have just commit some change on dev branch
- I add the new configuration part in Readme
- I correct some css code
- I correct unit Go to Gb
- added translation file (
detoo)
actually supported :en,fr,de(thx to @lxne),id(80% done) andsv(thx to @el97 from github),it(thx to @MrDondoT from github)
I can add other language just help me to do the translate file - added telegramBot command
/status
MagicMirror:

TelegamBot:

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new change:
useMagicMirror: true,inUPTIME: {}
for choice of system uptime (since boot) or magic mirror uptime -
I’m liking these developments, I’m watching with great interest :)
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I finalize ;) and go to master !
You can try it, if you want
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules git clone -b dev https://github.com/bugsounet/MMM-Tools cd MMM-Tools npm installand read the dev readme for config
Edit for ALL!
- Dev is now freeze and waiting for YOUR debug, corrects or additions
- For me it’s ready for release :)
- Give me your Feedback !
- I can display all user connected but … really interesting, i don’t know ??
- Maybe i have forget something ?
I do this module for you !
actually for my usage, it’s ok
so tell me what do you want to display ;) -
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MMM-Tools v2.0.0 is now Released !
Please Read wiki for new configuration
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@Bugsounet I will download it this week and report back ! :D
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no problem, in all case, I release it (It is necessary, otherwise I will never do it!)
It’s not because I’m releasing that I’m going to drop the project!
if necessary I will add new request or correct some bug (maybe if happen)when i promise something i try to do my best for you all ! :)
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@Bugsounet - fyi using the module with MMM-TelegramBot happens that “The usage of CPU is …” over 100% (129 percent), I even got 238 percent
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yes i know, i try an average value of cpu usage, i don’t know about the unit return value … I have X100 value but i think it’s not that
so disable it (set it to 0), i will see
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so … what is he unit of this:
load average: 0,97, 0,72, 0,62i see some value > 1.5
so it’s not in %I don’t want to check with the actual CPU usage value, because it’s not for a warning. i think average is a good choice but … my npm library for average not works like I want … humm
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@Bugsounet remember there are multiple cores. all at 100% usage is maybe 200%
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so … RPI have 4 cores => can display 400% ?
if it’s that … I have to determinate the number of core (the npm libray can do that)
and divide the result by the number of coressomething like that :
avg = (averageValue * 100) / nbCore -
So:
avg = (averageValue * 100) / nbCore—> don’t workingI have coded my own method
I take 10 last values to do an average
now it’s works and fixed with v2.0.1 :) -
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I’ve installed this and everything seems to be working fine :)
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@Bugsounet :thumbs_up: installed and it works great!
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