Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
config error somewhere, need help
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@cowboysdude so whats the easy way to start over? may seem like a dumb question, but how to I remove current config and use default
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@TaylorTech22 here is the sample config file https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/blob/master/config/config.js.sample
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@strawberry-3.141 just delete whats in there and paste this?
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well, I figured it out… Thats what i get for not pasting the ENTIRE file into the syntax checker. The very first item of very first line had a
]before the text. dont know how it got there. good thing i copied my original config in a text editor. Thanks for all the help. -
@strawberry-3.141 Sounds nice. but looks not sufficient for beginners. (For me, sometimes configuration problem throws a headache to me. Even that module was which I made.) Maybe we need totally different approach in next version.(But I have no idea how to do. )
I’m not a developer, I worked as products and business designer, so I meet not only experts but also the end users in every day . One thing I’ve found,
MMis a real good toy for hobbyists. but this approach is somehow difficult to who is not familiar with IT.Whatever, my mention was just grumbling. nevermind. :)
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@TaylorTech22 Congratulation! :D
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@Sean said in config error somewhere, need help:
all module developers should provide DEFAULT ACTIVE SAMPLE CONFIGURATION.
Personally, I DO provide a config entry with each module and I think most others do, as well. However, I have seen some that were not complete, where copying and pasting would only result in an error.
In the meantime, I refer people to How to add modules, which should give them a better understanding of the process.
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@strawberry-3.141 said in config error somewhere, need help:
https://twitter.com/roramirez/ status/843121280601669632
:)
This feature is include in the last release. Now you can use
npm run config:checkfor check the configuration file :)
