Create a clone of MMM-Webview

sdetweil

@Johanba I think there are too many changes to the module to make copies…

see this
https://github.com/Tom-Hirschberger/MMM-EmbedURL
enable webview in the MagicMirror config.js per the doc

then you can use multiple instances

Johanba

Thanks for the information, Looks like it might be possible

Looking at the code and not really making sense to me (I am not a developer)
Say I want to show 3 x dashboards from my Home Assistant
On Page 2 - >http://192.168.1.90:8123/new-solar-dashboard-combined/deye<
On Page 3 - >http://192.168.1.90:8123/testing-3/0<
On Page 4 - >http://192.168.1.90:8123/battery-insights-2/0<

How would the config.js handle these on different pages
I am using MMM-pages to have different pages

sdetweil

@Johanba i think you can do 3 instances of embedurl and use classes: for page2…etc

altho EmbedUrl can do multiple embeds w one instance, you need a different implementation to get to use pages.
so use multiple module instances just like you were trying with webview
like this
need these options before the modules:[ list

	ignoreXOriginHeader: true,
	ignoreContentSecurityPolicy: true,
	electronOptions: {
		webPreferences: {
			webviewTag: true,
		}
	},
	modules: [

		{
		module: "MMM-EmbedURL",
		position: "top_center",
		header: "Embed-URL1",
		classes:"page2",
		config: {
			updateInterval: 120,
			embedElementType: "webview",
			attributes: [
				"frameborder=0",
			],
			embed: [
				"https://magicmirror.builders/",
			]
		},
},
	{
	module: "MMM-EmbedURL",
	position: "bottom_center",
	header: "Embed-URL",
	classes:"page3",
	config: {
		updateInterval: 120,
		attributes: [
			"frameborder=0",
		],
		embedElementType: "webview",
		embed: [
			"https://youtube.com",
		]
	},
},

sdetweil

@Johanba make sure you use the MMM-pages classes/alternative approach to page definition, for example

 	{
 		module: "MMM-pages",
 		disabled:false,
 		config: {
 			modules: [
 				["page1"],
 				["page2"],
 				["page3"],
 			],
 			fixed: [
 				"fixed"
 			],
 			hiddenPages: {
 				"page4": ["page4"],
 			},

 			animationTime: 0,
 			rotationTime: 10000,
 		}
 	},

then you use the classes property at each module

      module: "foo",
      classes:"page2", (or whatever)

this way you can call the pages anything you want
mom, dad, taxes, solar, schedules, …

and a module instance can live on multiple pages

    classes: "mom dad schedules",

Johanba

@sdetweil
Thank a mil for the info
I am going to try and update my config as such, and see how to get this going

i might reach out again if I am struggling