Is anyone able to get MMM-PIR successfully running on Bookworm? Feels like every option I’ve tried to turn my screen on and off after the PIR senses movement has been a struggle with no results. I’ve confirmed with tests that my sensor is working, but all the old ways to trigger the display on-off behaviour seem to not be running. I’m on a Pi4 running 12 with Wayland.

Unfortunately I can’t go back to 11 because 10 worked like a dream, and 11 for some reason i could never successfully troubleshoot would refuse to load a taskbar in. Hardware seems to be working fine again in 12…

I can post my config if it helps. Thanks for the hard work, bugsounet. :)

Aaaaah, thanks sdetwell! I ah, just solved it, and the answer was very silly.

For any future newbs having this issue across multiple modules, check that the files for modules you are referencing are actually in the Magic Mirror’s modules folder. A few of mine - MMM-MovieListings and MMM-MyCommute somehow got installed in ~/MagicMirror and not ~/MagicMirror/modules , which explains why it was happening in both places. Whoops! MyCommute is now working perfectly.

Hey all,

I’m still relatively new at the Magic Mirror platform and Python in general, so it’s entirely possible my error is a pretty easy one to fix. I’m having issues with adding MMM-MyCommute to my setup - when I insert the code into my config file, the screen stays black after an npm start and I can’t figure out why. (I also had this issue trying to add MMM-MovieList for some reason; for that, as with MMM-MyCommute, the solution seems to have simply been removing it from the config file.)

The code I have for this config is as follows:

		      {
			module: "MMM-MyCommute",
			position: 'bottom_center',
			config: {
			  apiKey: "myAPIkeygoeshere",
			  origin: "60 George Street, Ottawa, ON, K1N 1J4",
			  destinations: [
			    {
			      destination: "77 Bank Street, Ottawa, ON, K1P 5N2",
			      label: "Work",
			      mode: "driving",
			      color: "#82E5AA"
			    }
			  ],
			  // Additional config for calendar routes:
			  maxCalendarEvents: 2,
			  calendarOptions: [
			    {
			      mode: "driving"
			    },
			    {
			      mode: "transit",
			      transitMode: "train"
			    }
			  ]
			}
		      },

I’m using this fork:

https://github.com/qistoph/MMM-MyCommute

Thanks in advance!

aaaah, okay, thanks so much!

hi @Bugsounet ! I’m working on my first smart mirror and was very happy to just get mmm-GoogleAssistant up and running! It’s able to do normal searches and that kind of thing, so I just tried to install MMM-Spotify.

Unfortunately, MMM-GoogleAssistant doesn’t seem to be recognizing the commands, and I don’t see any changes on the screen when I try to use the commands for it (for example, “Michael Jackson on Spotify”).

The code I used in the .config is below. Did I miss something?

Thanks!!

		{
		  module: "MMM-GoogleAssistant",
		  position: "fullscreen_above",
		  config: {
		    debug: false,
		    assistantConfig: {
		      lang: "en-US",
		      projectId: "magic-mirror-79d8d", // Required to use gaction.
		      modelId: "", // (OPTIONAL for gaction)
		      instanceId: "", // (OPTIONAL for gaction)
		      latitude: 45.255299,
		      longitude: -75.729048,
		    },
		    responseConfig: {
		      useScreenOutput: true,
		      screenOutputCSS: "screen_output.css",
		      screenOutputTimer: 5000,
		      activateDelay: 250,
		      useAudioOutput: true,
		      useChime: true,
		      newChime: false
		    },	
		    micConfig: { // put there configuration generated by auto-installer
		      recorder: "arecord",
		      device: "plughw:2",
		    },
		    customActionConfig: {
		      autoMakeAction: false,
		      autoUpdateAction: false, // in RPI, gaction CLI might have some trouble.(current version should be 2.2.4, but for linux-arm, Google haven't updated) so leave this as false in RPI. I don't know it is solved or not.
		      actionLocale: "en-US", // At this moment, multi-languages are not supported, sorry. Someday I'll work.
		    },
		    snowboy: {
		      audioGain: 2.0,
		      Frontend: true,
		      Model: "jarvis",
		      Sensitivity: null
		    },
		    A2DServer: {
		      useA2D: false,
		      stopCommand: "stop"
		    },
		    recipes: [ "with-MMM-TelegramBot.js", "with-MMM-Spotify" ]
		  }
		},
		{
			module: "MMM-Spotify",
			position: "bottom_left",
			config: {
				 style: "mini", // "default" or "mini" available
				 control: "hidden", //"default", "hidden" available
				 updateInterval: 1000,
				 onStart: null, // disable onStart feature with `null`
				 allowDevices: [], //If you want to limit devices to display info, use this.
				 // allowDevices: ["RASPOTIFY", "My iPhoneX", "My Home speaker"],
				},
		},