Two Display

sdetweil

yes but its

npm run server

not npm server

only the start clause

npm start

allows use without ‘run’

lexcyr

@sdetweil thanks a lot, it works.

rubelahamed

How to setup the environnent variable and custom css for that?
Do you have any tutorial/guide i can use?

sdetweil

@rubelahamed see this post
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/17239/two-display/5?_=1665163023943

customCss is a config Parm in config.js
see
https://docs.magicmirror.builders/configuration/introduction.html

MarkV

Maybe a noobish question but why isn’t possible to run magicmirror and display it over 2 screens.
So that you can say like module x on display 1 and module y on display 2 for example through a JS class??

sdetweil

@MarkV well you ‘can’, but you have to do it manually, drag the mm window over both screens. but maximize will only do one screen. same on windows.

where the module is displayed depends on the css structure. the ‘position’ is a predefined area in main.css, the module returns a blob of content (html div) and the mm runtime injects the content into its configured location

MarkV

@sdetweil
Oh oke. But on windows you can also expand the desktop en have some things start on one en other thongs on the second screen…
To bad that you have to drag them this would be one of the best addons for MMM

sdetweil

@MarkV u can change the MM config and have it start on the second screen…

add (after the address: config )

electronOptions: {
    x: ?????
},

where xxx is the width of your 1st display

or y: ??? if vertical

you can also run two instances of MM from the same folder with different configurations on different ports

drag is to make ONE BIG MM across BOTH screens

the maximize function only does ONE screen…

open chrome on any screen, hit maximize button…

nothing we can do