Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-Instagram - Pull and animate photos from Instagram feed
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Hi, this is really nice module, the only problem is it doesn’t update photos from instagram. I managed to make it work properly using setInterval for grabPhotos function AND storing url in a new variable which I used in sendSocketNotification (this.url somehow works only at the first iteraction, then it overwrited by something). Since I could not find the real problem, my code looks ugly but still works. Now it takes couple minutes to display a just taken picture on a mirror.
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Hi all,
Just a message to share what I did.
I tried to find out why I wasn’t able to display my images using different MMM-Instagram modules (I tried with @kapsolas ’ initial module and yo-less’ and jeffjoe’s forks).
It took me a lot of time to understand it wasn’t compatible with MMM-ProfileSwitcher module (https://github.com/tosti007/MMM-ProfileSwitcher)If ever you have the same problem, here is a workaround (done from the last JeffJoe’s fork - https://github.com/jeffjoe/MMM-Instagram, but also works with @kapsolas’ one)
So, in MMM-Instagram.js, you just have to comment the line :this.info.classes = 'bright medium'; --> //this.info.classes = 'bright medium';Indeed, it is overwriting a variable that is also used in MMM-ProfileSwitcher. (See in GitHub ProfileSwitcher description, just before the section “Current Supported Languages”. I know it’s not exactly the same thing, but the idea is the same)
I’m not going to create a new fork for this, so guys, I let you manage this.BTW, yo-less’ fork is still bugged… there is a tempimpage variable instead of temp image
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Hi, I would like to get pictures from two APIs in same module. Is it possible?
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The current setup of the module does not allow for pulling from multiple locations (API)
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Okay, but is it possible? Anything you could implement? I would like to be able to get in family photos in chronological order. :)
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@zeular I suppose that this could be implemented. The module could be updated to make multiple requests to various sources.
Given my current availability, this would not be something I can do in the near future.
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@kapsolas I understand, but if you had time over, I would be grateful.
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@zeular You are welcome!
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@kapsolas No, I meant two different instagram accounts …
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@kapsolas Forgive me if i’m wrong, (New Here) when you mean pulling images from your own feed, that means the images are loading from your own account correct? Anyway to pull from others users accounts? I know it states that in your Readme yet i’ve found no instructions on how that works. Basically I want it it load the “home feed” where other users posts you follow show up in. Any light in this area would be much appreciated! Thanks.
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@Garrett Not sure if this is actually possible, but may be.
I would need to review the instragram API.
Currently, i was just interested in viewing my own photos when I wrote the module. it was more to meet my needs and then I shared it.When I have some time, i’ll try to implement some of the requests folks have had.
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@kapsolas In my case, I have two APIs from me and my wife’s account that I want to appear, I’ve tried to “just” to add two APIs, but it wasen’t that easy…
I first thought Instagram “sandbox” could import other accounts flow but it does not seem so. I have added my wifes account to my “sandbox” but there is no difference.
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Hi @kapsolas,
I think I need some help with the settings formin_timestamp: 0,Is there a way to set show only images from today and show nothing if there is no image uploaded today?
Thanks for your help
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@rudibarani Hi - There currently is no intelligence on the images selected. It just processes the list that is returned by the API and starts to randomly display them.
What you are asking for would need to be coded.
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@kapsolas Thanks for the quick reply. Another question on the side: It seems that only images are are loaded that where on Instagram before I restarted my MM. Is that intended behaviour or am I doing something wrong?
{ module: 'MMM-Instagram', position: 'middle_center', disabled: false, config: { access_token: '####.####', count: 200, min_timestamp: 0, animationSpeed: 2500, updateInterval: 30000 } },I waited an hour but non of my new images showed up. Only old ones. Even create a new account with only three images before booting my MM - and it keeps cycling those three and ignores later uploads…
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Read my post 4 months ago. I changed the code and it works fine for me. As I am a copy-paste coder, I can’t post it here for not to be damned. :) But if we ask a author to fix it using my clues it would be nice to have a working module.
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The module was not loading new images. I was thinking to fix that and I have a solution i am testing.
Sounds like @Yurick has a solution for this too. If he pm’s it i can test it and incorporate into the code
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Here is my MMM-Instagram.js
/* global Module */ /* Magic Mirror * Module: MMM-Instagram * * By Jim Kapsalis https://github.com/kapsolas * MIT Licensed. */ Module.register('MMM-Instagram', { defaults: { format: 'json', lang: 'en-us', id: '', animationSpeed: 1000, updateInterval: 60000, // 10 minutes access_token: '', count: 200, min_timestamp: 0, loadingText: 'Loading...' }, // Define required scripts getScripts: function() { return ["moment.js"]; }, /* // Define required translations getTranslations: function() { return false; }, */ // Define start sequence start: function() { var self = this; Log.info('Starting module: ' + this.name); this.data.classes = 'bright medium'; this.loaded = false; this.images = {}; this.activeItem = 0; this.url = 'https://api.instagram.com/v1/users/self/media/recent' + this.getParams(); var insturl = this.url; // Log.info('instaurl = ' + this.url); setInterval(function() { // Log.info('NewUrl = ' + this.url); self.sendSocketNotification("INSTAGRAM_GET", insturl); }, 40000); //perform every 1000 milliseconds. }, getStyles: function() { return ['instagram.css', 'font-awesome.css']; }, // Override the dom generator getDom: function() { var wrapper = document.createElement("div"); var imageDisplay = document.createElement('div'); //support for config.changeColor if (!this.loaded) { wrapper.innerHTML = this.config.loadingText; return wrapper; } // set the first item in the list... if (this.activeItem >= this.images.photo.length) { this.activeItem = 0; } var tempimage = this.images.photo[this.activeItem]; // image var imageLink = document.createElement('div'); //imageLink.innerHTML = "<img src='https://www.google.com/images/branding/googlelogo/1x/googlelogo_color_272x92dp.png'>"; imageLink.id = "MMM-Instagram-image"; imageLink.innerHTML = "<img src='" + tempimage.photolink + "'>"; imageDisplay.appendChild(imageLink); wrapper.appendChild(imageDisplay); return wrapper; }, /* scheduleUpdateInterval() * Schedule visual update. */ scheduleUpdateInterval: function() { var self = this; Log.info("Scheduled update interval set up..."); self.updateDom(self.config.animationSpeed); setInterval(function() { Log.info("incrementing the activeItem and refreshing"); self.activeItem++; self.updateDom(self.config.animationSpeed); }, this.config.updateInterval); }, /* * getParams() * returns the query string required for the request to flickr to get the * photo stream of the user requested */ getParams: function() { var params = '?'; params += 'count=' + this.config.count; params += '&min_timestamp=' + this.config.min_timestamp; params += '&access_token=' + this.config.access_token; return params; }, // override socketNotificationReceived socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) { //Log.info('socketNotificationReceived: ' + notification); if (notification === 'INSTAGRAM_IMAGE_LIST') { //Log.info('received INSTAGRAM_IMAGE_LIST'); this.images = payload; //Log.info("count: " + this.images.photo.length); // we want to update the dom the first time and then schedule next updates if (!this.loaded) { this.updateDom(1000); this.scheduleUpdateInterval(); } this.loaded = true; } } }); ::: Spoiler Text :::
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