Hi,

Here is my mirror:

Here is my build blogpost with information how it’s made and many more pictures: https://catoantonsen.wordpress.com/2016/09/24/magic-mirror-version-1

Hope you like it!

MMM-YrMeteogram is MagicMirror² module for displaying a meteogram.

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Just want to notify you that this issue has been solved in the latest commit in the develop-branch.

@Snille Ok found the bug - update to 1.1.0 as instructed in README.md in GitHub.

I noticed that animations works if you have at least one other visible module inside the region.

I think the problem is in the function updateWrapperState (main.js) that will change the region wrapper’s style to “none” if no module inside the same region has a style.position of “fixed”.

I’ve just added a PR that hopefully fixes this issue: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/744

I used a French Cleat. Look at my blog in the signature for details.

@ronny3050 So what do you say to them?

“There is an camera behind that magic mirror - but don’t worry I won’t upload anything to Facebook!”… or you don’t say anything?

Don’t people react and I’m just paranoid? :-)

‘MMM-MotionEye’ is a module for displaying a camera stream from Motion Eye on your MagicMirror².
(Motion Eye is a free surveillance software that is highly recommended!)

Installation instructions:

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Building the thing is not that difficult. Get the approval is… ;-)

My wife wasn’t that convinced when I built it, But after after a day with no internet connection at home, and hence no updated trip info on my Ruter module, she had to admit it was nice with a magig mirror in the hallway.

Oslo, Norway

Think I found the “bug” (oversight from my end). New version is now available.

I’m trying to find some information on testing in Magic Mirror for devs/contributors but it’s (too) hard to find. I can’t find any related forum, it’s not mentioned in the “MagicMirror² Module Development Documentation”, and not directly mentioned in any README-ish files on GitHub.

Of course, some of this can be deduced from the source code, but a small “Getting Started” guide would help more people getting … eh started. :-)

I’m living in Visual Studio as my day job, but not so much with writing tests, so my knowledge of other tools are limited. What I need is some information on software requirements and where tests should be and how testing is done.

MMM-YrMeteogram is MagicMirror² module for displaying a meteogram.

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It seems that you need to specify an IPv4 “address” in config, like this:

var config = {
   ipWhitelist:  [],
   address: "0.0.0.0",
}

Worked for me…

@amomat I have done nothing, and I can’t remember noticing that since I only use public transport in the morning. I will take a look tonight to make sure.

@Kimzer I’m sorry, but I only make modules I need myself. If I move to Bergen, I let you know… ;-)

I did though do a quick search and it doesn’t seem that Skyss has any public API. Found a couple of unofficial/depricated onces, but that is not something I would support anyway…

Moderation is probably too much work and makes the forum less instant.

I wouldn’t mind to click a CAPTCHA every time I post something. But I guess the problem is support for such feature on the forum software…?

Over 120 SPAM posts today! Please do something…

Verifying email should be a minium. If the problem still occurs, maybe using CAPTCHA for every post? It’s just one extra click…

What about CAPTCHA? Wouldn’t that stop most/all bot activity?