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@Sachse - Glad you got it working!
Don’t worry about the “gee, I could have figured that out for myself” thing. Today, it took me hours to realize that one of my customer’s problems was he had the wrong time zone set on his laptop. It’s the simple fixes with vague errors that hurt the most.
@teitlebot - I have a module idea that would use this information. It’s on the back burner for now until I finish some other projects. So far, the rough part is getting every family member’s GPS location from their cell phones.
If you do a search for Weasley Clock (aka Location Clock) then you can see the various ways others have solved this issue. It’s certainly possible.
From the page you linked:
Options:
--merge-logs do not postfix log file with process id
--log-date-format prefix logs with formated timestamp
-l --log [path] specify entire log file (error and out are both included)
-o --output specify out log file
-e --error specify error log file
So…
pm2 stop mm
pm2 start mm -o "/dev/null" -e "/dev/null"
pm2 save
@JHerndon - Go to Google’s calendar web page and look for your calendar on the left hand side. When you hover over it with your mouse, you’ll see the 3 dots for the menu. Click on the dots and select “Settings and Sharing”.
On the next page, scroll down to “integrate calendar”. Use those URLs (iCal format), no password required.
@TGBB No, it won’t work. The reflective coating on the back of your cheap mirror is an all-or-nothing thing. If you scrape it off, you’re basically turning your mirror into a window.
Do some searching for a glass manufacturer. I know there are several people on this forum from the UK. Surely they can point you in the right direction. Worst case scenario, you can talk to your local glass shop / glazier and ask them to broker the purchase for you. That way you can depend upon their expertise in the industry to source the mirror for you.
@Klinge - It appears that your problem isn’t the same. @Sachse had two instances of the Magic Mirror framework running at the same time. You probably don’t have that problem.
The DWD site appears to be up and is hosting a json file. So let’s start at the beginning. Please post the relevant portion of your config.js file. We don’t need everything, just the part that configures the MMM-DWD-Pollen module. That will let us try and replicate your problem. Be sure to use the Markdown features when you post your code snippet!
@piyushtanksale00 - I do know that the MMM-Fitbit module includes a heart rate statistic. The module is a little unreliable due to Fibit’s weird API. But once you get it running you can get all sorts of fun fitness information from it.
Depending upon your coding skills, just about anything with a REST API can be displayed on the mirror.
@Anhalter42 said in CORS using node_helper.js for Uber and Lyft APIs:
(or by pressing some shortcut which I forgot; search the forum if you want to know).
Try F12.
Updated 2022-05-07
@yawns Someone around here reported that they successfully used a microwave proximity sensor. I’ll probably go that route.