Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
how to update my MM
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I’m lost …
here are all the modules I have installed.
I have to do:
cd ~ / MagicMirror / modules / modulename
for each module and thennpm init -y
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and post here all the results ofnpm init -y
?I have already had this Electron problem several times and I do not remember what I had typed as the command line but it was not that
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@sdetweil said in how to update my MM:
what? check if what exist?
What I was referring to is for a single script to run, check if MagicMirror exist, check version and upgrade if not on the latest, if not exist then do a fresh install. This way whoever runs your script does not run the wrong one. Just a suggestion.
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@rikko14 look in the pm2 logs output
search for Cannot find module
sorry for the dual use of the word module. NPM calls the library a module and MagicMirror calls its app a module…
after that string, there will be a name in quotes ‘request’ or ‘valid-url’, or maybe something else
on one of the next lines will be a file path
MagicMirror/modules/??? some MagicMirror module name
THAT is the MagicMirror module which is missing the library found in the 'Cannot find module ’ message above
So, navigate to that MagicMirror module folder
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/modulename
and then look for the package.json file
ls package.json
if you get ‘No such file or directory’ in response to the ls command, then create the file by doing
npm init -y
next step,
npm install ???
where ??? is the name of the missing library in the message ’ Cannot find module ’done for this library for this MM module
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@mumblebaj oh… no… don’t want to get into that
they are two distinct functions… users have to learn sometime
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@sdetweil :-) I understand. But it would make your life easier with running the wrong script, messing up their install and you having to go through a 100 different things for them to do to get it fixed… :-)
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@mumblebaj they can’t mess up their install …
install aborted as already present
upgrade won’t change anything unless you ask for it.
and it won’t try to upgrade to the same version, unless you report it and I tell you how to get around it.
(I am constantly finding things that users don’t understand, and trying to make life easier as best I can)this particular problem is unrelated to the scripts…
it was caused by a networking problem I can’t fix.
and I don’t know if all this will work . -
I do this for the first modul :
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-DHT-Sensor pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-DHT-Sensor $ ls package.json package.json pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-DHT-Sensor $
i do this :
npm init -y
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@rikko14 no. the file exists.
only do npm init -y if the file does NOT exist
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@sdetweil as you told me, I do
cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/modulename
for each module.
I found an error in the last module : MMM-WeatherOrNot, a module that I no longer use so I deleted it with the command :cd ~ / MagicMirror
andrm -rf modules / MMM-WeatherOrNot
then i redid pm2 save and pm2 start 0 and turned the MM off and on again with ~ 1 minute but I still have a black screen and an electron problem.
what to do ?
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@rikko14 Can you run the following command and post the output please?
grep -r -E '('request')' ~/MagicMirror/modules/*/*.js
Or post the pm2 logs again? There must be a module that is missing a module as per what Sam advised previously. Let us see if we can find the module that is broken.