If the module is in the position top_ bar, or bottom_bar it looks like this …
and if its in a left, or right column it’s compact style.
You can also add any icon in front and a text suffix.
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Hi,
i created a node.js script to display a MagicMirror site on a 7.5 eInk Display.
You can find the script on github with a minimal install instruction.
A detailed german tutorial can you find on my blog.
https://maker-tutorials.com/7-5-eink-epaper-bilderrahmen-magicmirror-display-raspberry-pi-zero-w/
If you are interested to help, i have some open task.
@DirkS The Module use the FHEM name of the device or you can set a alias for the device in FHEM like this in the fhem.cfg file attr LaCr.Thermo01 alias Bad
One module config is for a group of devices with the same value type. One group for temperature and humidity and another for lights …
modules: [
{
module: 'MMM-FHEM',
position: 'bottom_bar',
config: {
deviceNames: [
'FhemDeviceName1',
'FhemDeviceName2',
'FhemDeviceName3',
],
deviceReadings: [
{ name: 'temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '°' },
{ name: 'humidity', icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' },
],
},
},
{
module: 'MMM-FHEM',
position: 'bottom_bar',
config: {
deviceNames: [
'FhemDeviceLight1',
'FhemDeviceLight2',
],
deviceReadings: [
{ name: 'state', icon: 'fa fa-lightbulb-o', suffix: '' },
],
},
},
]
Ich kann das vielleicht auch umschreiben, sodas man für jedes FhemDevice die Readings/Werte angeben kann.
Hello,
i am working on a module for FHEM. The module can show data like temperature from FHEM devices. It is working, but if i add two instances of the module to the config.js it overwrites the dom values.
{
module: 'MMM-FHEM',
position: 'bottom_bar',
config: {
host: '192.168.178.28',
port: '8083',
deviceNames: [
'LaCr.Thermo01',
'LaCr.Thermo02',
'LaCr.Thermo03',
],
deviceReadings: [
{ name: 'temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '°' },
{ name: 'humidity', icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' },
],
},
},
{
module: 'MMM-FHEM',
position: 'top_right',
header: 'top_right',
config: {
host: '192.168.178.28',
port: '8083',
deviceNames: [
'LaCr.Thermo03',
'LaCr.Thermo04',
'LaCr.Thermo05',
],
deviceReadings: [
{ name: 'temperature', icon: 'wi wi-thermometer', suffix: '°' },
{ name: 'humidity', icon: 'wi wi-humidity', suffix: '%' },
],
},
},
Right values should different from the bottom one.
Any idea why? You can find the code here https://github.com/BenRoe/MMM-FHEM
Great read and thanks for sharing your misstakes, too. It’s usfull to learn from others experinces.
Which node.js Version is installed? Maybe this is the problem.
@Mykle1 it is not “danger”. Next days a update is coming.
Hi,
i created a node.js script to display a MagicMirror site on a 7.5 eInk Display.
You can find the script on github with a minimal install instruction.
A detailed german tutorial can you find on my blog.
https://maker-tutorials.com/7-5-eink-epaper-bilderrahmen-magicmirror-display-raspberry-pi-zero-w/
If you are interested to help, i have some open task.
Too bad, someone mention this on the github ticket. https://github.com/BenRoe/MMM-FHEM/issues/2
I don’t have the time to examine this problem. If someone can implement this, please let me know.
@Da-ne-ezy try this.
host: 'username:password@ip-of-your-fhem-server'
Please let me know if it works.
@Da-ne-ezy hi currently i have no time to research how to implement that from nodejs side.
If someone has an idea, please do a pull request on github.
@dominic remove the squared brackets from the host row.
@Fistandantilus you can edit the fhem.css on your mm and remove it. Seems the simplest way.
@bobbob601 thx for the answer. Do you have a example how to write a module with multi-instace support?
@toldenburger @DocVooDoo the v1.2 is out
The update v1.1 is out. Thx to Bruce17 for the pull request.
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