MMM-GroveGestures

A Former User

@bolish
I answered on github.
Currently it couldn’t. Sorry. I’ve never imagined that situation.

bolish

Thanks for the answer and the additional “sequence” tip. Let’s follow up on GitHub post if needed.

Benjaminh86

Hello World,

I love your module!
I use MMM-page-selector to switch between 2 pages. I wanted to use grove gesture to change pages, but I can not adapt the script.
I can see my gestures in the Magic Mirror when I pass my hand in front of the grove gesture; after, i do not know what to put in config.js
Can you help me?
For information, my english is bad, and I do not know anything about programming!

Thank you

BenH

A Former User

@Benjaminh86
Let’s assume You have page 1 and 2.

You can assign gesture LEFT to 1, RIGHT to 2.
At that case, you can add this to your command set(default or any other you want).

"LEFT": {
  notificationExec: {
    notification: "PAGE_SELECT",
    payload: "1",
  }
},
"RIGHT": {
  notificationExec: {
    notification: "PAGE_SELECT",
    payload: "2",
  }
},

The problem is, MMM-page-selector has no feature of “NEXT PAGE” or “PREVIOUS PAGE”. so when there be more than 2 pages, you should assign gestures per each page.

Benjaminh86

@Sean as I said, I’m a beginner, and I do not understand everything in programming.
In addition, I have a synthaxe error on the line “exec: (module, gestures) => {”
it indicates a problem with the symbol =>.
Can you help me?

A Former User

@Benjaminh86
Show me your configuration.

Benjaminh86

@Sean

here is my configuration for your module :

{
module: “MMM-GroveGestures”,
position: “top_right”,
pages: {‘all’: ‘top_right’},
config: {
autoStart: true, //When Mirror starts, recognition will start.
verbose:false, // If set as true, useful messages will be logged.
recognitionTimeout: 1000, //Gesture sequence will be ended after this time from last recognized gesture.
cancelGesture: “WAVE”, //If set, You can cancel gesture sequence with this gesture.
visible: true, //Recognized gesture sequence will be displayed on position

idleTimer: 1000*60*30, // `0` for disable, After this time from last gesture, onIdle will be executed.
onIdle: { // See command section
  moduleExec: {
    module: [],
    exec: (module, gestures) => {
      module.hide(1000, null, {lockstring:"GESTURE"})
	}
     }
      },
onDetected: {
  notificationExec: {
    notification: "GESTURE_DETECTED",
  },
  /* You can make Mirror to wake up the modules which were hidden by onIdle with any gestures.
  moduleExec: {
    module: [],
    exec: (module) => {
      module.show(1000, null, {lockstring:"GESTURE"})
    }
  }
  */
},

gestureMapFromTo: { //When your sensor is installed with rotated direction, you can calibrate with this.
  "Up": "UP",
  "Down": "DOWN",
  "Left": "LEFT",
  "Right": "RIGHT",
  "Forward": "FORWARD",
  "Backward": "BACKWARD",
  "Clockwise": "CLOCKWISE",
  "anti-clockwise": "ANTICLOCKWISE",
  "wave": "WAVE"
},
commandSet: {
     "LEFT": {
	notificationExec: {
		notification: "PAGE_SELECT",
		payload: "main",
	}
     },
      "RIGHT": {
	notificationExec: {
		notification: "PAGE_SELECT",
		payload: "2",
      }
    },
  },
},

}
},

A Former User

@Benjaminh86
Your configuration about commandSet has something wrong.

commandSet: {
  "default" : {
    "LEFT": {
      notificationExec: {
        notification: "PAGE_SELECT",
        payload: "main",
      }
    },
    "RIGHT": {
      notificationExec: {
        notification: "PAGE_SELECT",
        payload: "2",
      }
    },
  },
},

A Former User

@Benjaminh86
And Have you syntax error? How did you know? Have you used npm check:config? That knows old-fashioned style javascript grammar. So it might not understand new trendy ES6 style grammar.
Try this to check your javascript syntax.
http://esprima.org/demo/validate.html

Benjaminh86

@Sean

I used the command “npm run config: check”