I’ve developed a camera module that works in tandem with my voicecontrol module. How do we handle these module to module dependencies when publishing a module?

Another one: “MagicMirror² has an extensive documentated API.”
It should probably be “MagicMirror² has an extensively documented API.”

Pretty cool module!

@strawberry-3.141 I could start looking at the module for voice rec. if you don’t mind.

@cowboysdude thank you.

Huge thank you to @strawberry-3-141 for helping to troubleshoot this issue and suggesting the solution! While I know all kinds of dev languages and tools, I am pretty new RPI and Linux.

@cowboysdude this is what I had suspected. What kind of camera do you have? Web camera over usb?

@strawberry-3.141 what’s left there, what’s working and what’s not?

@strawberry-3.141 hey, man, what’s the state of your MMM-voice module?

@trividar before I spend some time creating a dev branch, could you please run the magic mirror from the terminal on RPI with the following command line:

npm start dev

The magic mirror will be started with dev tools enabled. Switch to the 'Console" tab in the dev tools and you should be able to see the following output:

“compare result=Infinity,Infinity;0,0” when there’s no movement before your camera and something like “compare result=49,44;31,47” when there’s some movement.

Also if you could also look for errors in this console as well (red colored lines).