MMM-Domiticz

[MisterT]

@art212 i think it’s possible to run domoticz ans MM on the same raspberry. On terminal, if you write this command line, does domoticz appears on screen ?

Sudo service domoticz restart

If not domoticz is on but in background and You Can start MM with pm2

[Mazzokun]

@MisterT Hi! I tried your code but it doesn’t work… in which folder in domoticz folder I have to copy the script?
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[MisterT]

@Mazzokun this command line is just for restart domoricz There is no link directly with magic mirror

The command line in terminal (Home/pi/)

Sudo service domoticz.sh status
Just to know if domoticz is on or off

Sudo service domoticz.sh restart
Just to stop and start again domoticz

Follow this link to start domoticz when raspberry boot

https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Linux

And chapter

Starting Domoticz automatically when the system boots

[art212]

@MisterT

Hey, I do everything according to the guide https://github.com/M-Arvidsson/MMM-domoticz/ and I don’t know what’s wrong. I copied the code to MagicMirror/modules and then in config.js I set it like this:

{
module: ‘marvidsson/domoticz’, //folder
header: ‘Domoticz’,
position: ‘top_left’,
config: {
apiBase: “http://192.168.1.XXX”, //Domoticz IP
apiPort: “80XX”, //Port
apiUser: “XXX”,
apiPw: “XXXXXX”,
sensors: [
{
idx: “2”, //Device IDX
symbolon: “fa fa-user”, /font-awesome icon if device is On
symboloff: “fa fa-user-o”, //font-awesome icon if device is Off (this will also be used if it is a temperature-de
hiddenon: true, //true = hide if device is on (default: false)
hiddenoff: false, //frue = hide if device is off (default: false)
customTitle: “cwu”,
},
{
idx: “2”,
symbolon: “fa fa-circle-o-notch fa-spin”,
symboloff: “fa fa-circle-o-notch”,
},
{
idx: “2”,
symbolon: “fa fa-circle-o-notch fa-spin”,
symboloff: “fa fa-circle-o-notch”,
hiddenoff: false,
},
{
idx: “88”,
symbolon: “fa fa-tachometer”,
symboloff: “fa fa-tachometer”,
},
],
}
},

can u help me?

[art212]

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[Nilnik]

Hello, I changed line 171 i domoticz.js from setTimeout(function() { to setInterval(function() { . It works for me. I have used this module for many years…```
Thisi my config:

{
			disabled: false,
			module: 'Nilnik/domoticz', //folder
			header: 'Domoticz Home Automation',
			position: 'bottom_right',
			config: {
				apiBase: "http://xxx.xxx.x.xxx", //Domoticz IP
				apiPort: "xxxx", //Port
				updateInterval: 6000,
				sensors: [
				{
					idx: "17", //Device IDX
					symbolon: "fa fa-unlock", //font-awesome icon if device is On
					symboloff: "fa fa-lock", //font-awesome icon if device is Off (this will also be used if it is a temperature-de
      				},
				{
					idx: "3",
					symbolon: "fa fa-unlock",
					symboloff: "fa fa-lock",
				},
				{
					idx: "16",
					symbolon: "fa fa-unlock",
					symboloff: "fa fa-lock",
				},
				{
					idx: "1",
				},
				{
					idx: "2",
					symboloff: "fa fa-thermometer-half",
				},
				{
					idx: "10",
					symboloff:"fa fa-thermometer-half",
				},
				{
					idx: "11",
					//symbolon: "fa fa-thermometer-half",
					symboloff: "fa fa-thermometer-half",
					
				},
				{
					idx: "30",
					//symbolon: "fa fa-thermometer-half",
					symboloff: "fa fa-thermometer-half",
				},
				{
					idx: "12",
					symboloff: "fa fa-thermometer-half",
				},
				{	idx: "13",
					symboloff: "fa fa-thermometer-half", 
				},
				{	idx: "7",
					symboloff: "fa fa-thermometer-half",
				},
				{
					idx: "23",
					symboloff: "fa fa-user-lock",
				},	
			],
		}
	},	

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[Mazzokun]

@art212 said in MMM-Domiticz:

idx: “2”, //Device IDX
symbolon: “fa fa-user”, /font-awesome icon if device is On

there isn’t a slash

idx: “2”, //Device IDX
symbolon: “fa fa-user”, //font-awesome icon if device is On