Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Still going but I've hit a brickwall - Unable to install dependencies
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@Mykle1 so I think I’ve done this as you have said. I went onto my desktop where you see the Raspberry Pi screen like you would a computer. I went to the folder you mentioned and deleted it. I then went ahead and followed your instructions. I then went to type
npm startmy screen flashed up on my desktop MagicMirror2 then dispersed and is showing on my main screen but says Please create a config file. See README for more information.Then below says If you get this message while your config file is already created, your config file probably contains an error. Use a JavaScript linter to validate your file?
I’m now unable to get to my pi via my desktop. For some strange reason after typing this I’ve just managed to get back onto my Pi via my desktop.
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@IDCreate said in Still going but I’ve hit a brickwall - Unable to install dependencies:
I’m now unable to get to my pi via my desktop
Yes you can. Press your `Alt" key and a menu will drop down at the top. Move your mouse all the way to the top until you can see it. Far left menu you can Exit the mirror and back to your desktop.
I’ll have the directions for you to create your config in a moment.
You’ll be up and running in minutes, OK?
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@IDCreate said in Still going but I’ve hit a brickwall - Unable to install dependencies:
Please create a config file.
Your mirror will be running by the time you finish following this very short tutorial that I wrote just for you. :-)
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/4528/how-to-create-a-working-config-for-absolute-beginners
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@Mykle1 ok thanks so I have the mirror screen on my desktop and the menu bar after I pressed alt. What do I do know close it down?
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You didn’t read what I wrote?
Far left menu says File, click it and click Quit, or Exit (depending on version
