MMM-ImagesPhotos - Show images from a directory

[LeztherRokk]

@roramirez Well, thanks, I think I will check if I can make one, thank you!

[nobita]

@roramirez How can I select What photo is 1st 2nd 3rd photo to display,Because your module is random display photo
Thanks for your hints

[roramirez]

@nobita Yes, currently work only in random mode.

You can create a new function for get data in not random mode and you call here
https://github.com/roramirez/MMM-ImagesPhotos/blob/master/MMM-ImagesPhotos.js#L128

A good point is add by configuration this function. If you are interested to add this feature with glad I’ll merge it :)

[Galang]

hey @roramirez. i really like your MMM-imagephoto module. this module show photo with random but i want it oreder, can you help me how to fix this ?

[Vauxdvihl]

Great module
Thanks for this
One question
How can i adjust the size?

Thanks

[markus220]

There are no pictures on my mirror. It seems like the module doesn’t load.

[dasbooter]

Thanks a bunch for this module. Seems to work great maybe some pics show up more often than others. Curious what formats it accepts?

[cowboysdude]

I’m going to think it accepts all formats…nothing is specified…

@markus220 did you check the developer console to see if there are errors? Did you use the right dir format?

[Peter]

Very nice module.
I have about 2000 pictures in the Upload directory, all resized to 100 kb.
But the module only shows about 50 of them.
Why does it not show the other pictures?
Any idea?
Peter

[ninjabreadman]

@Peter

What does your config look like? Where are your images? What type(s) are they? I tried making a folder with 100 files (well over 50), but that seemed to work fine.

Do you have the photos in multiple folders/paths? If so, have you tried removing the path of the photos that work to leave the other paths (to determine they work)? Have you tried adding treatAllPathsAsOne: true to your module config?

What is the content of photos.txt if you type curl http://localhost:8080/MMM-ImagesPhotos/photos > photos.txt into a separate console (while MM is running)?

Don’t post it all here, but if there are not several thousand entries, the module is not seeing all of your files (but you knew that).

[Peter]

@ninjabreadman solved.
I did something stupid.
I had 70 pictures (5mb each) and it caused trouble, so I resized them to 100kb.
But I also have 2 sd cards …
I put 2000 pictures (100kb) on one card and left the 70 (5mb) pictures on the other card.
And then I changed cards …
Peter

[ninjabreadman]

@Peter At least it’s fixed! Cheers.

[pepebc]

I like this module, but I would like it to start hidden by default in order to add the possibility of making it visible with voice command (use alexyak / voicecontrol). I have tried several options but I have no results.

[Mykle1]

@pepebc

Take a look at the Hello-Lucy files. You can adapt what you find there to alex yak voice control. :-)

[twosquirrels]

I realize this might not be the fault of the module, but many of my images display with the orientation incorrect on this module. I open them on my Mac, and the orientation is correct. I open them in the built-in image viewer on the raspberry pi, and the orientation is correct.

I’ve tried using exiftool to remove the orientation settings entirely with no success. I also tried using exiftool to change the orientation with no success.

My magic mirror is in portrait mode, so I wonder if that matters, but the built-in viewer has no problems.

[ninjabreadman]

@twosquirrels So, I suspect (but cannot be certain) that this is your problem. I’ve not found great browser support for EXIF image rotation. There are a variety of command line approaches available, and even some GUI apps.

[twosquirrels]

@ninjabreadman exiftran worked wonderfully! I used the “automatic” option and it fixed them all! Thanks!

[chassain 0]

@Galang Hello, no news about no random ? it will be great for my configuration
Thanks

[sdetweil]

@chassain-0 ImagesPhotos already does random all the time.

	randomPhoto: function() {
		var photos = this.photos;
		var index = this.randomIndex(photos);

		return photos[index];
	},


	getDom: function() {
		var self = this;
		var wrapper = document.createElement("div");
		var photoImage = this.randomPhoto();

[chassain 0]

@sdetweil sorry…i would say in order