@oldrocker What modules have you worked on? I love to see upgrades to the system, even if they’re not accepted in the main module.

@Plasmire @MMRIZE would know. I’m sure he’ll be along shortly.

@bobbylx just a FYI - you’ll need to refer to the modules in the order they’re loaded everywhere if you rearrange, you might be in trouble. ;)

@bobbylx Here’s an example of the base to do it, put in your custom.css, with the modules you’d like to display, then use the module’s own CSS as a template in custom.css to work it further.

/* adjust modules to display side by side */
.MMM-ValuesByNotification, .MMM-OpenWeatherForecast {
	display: inline-flex;
	margin-right: 5px;
	margin-left: 5px;
}

@UncleRoger Not exactly. However you can get it simplied some:

That’s all CSS.

@KristjanESPERANTO

There is no package.json. We need this file to gather information about the module for this website

is what I meant.

@KristjanESPERANTO I figured that’s what it was. Not a big deal - everyone here don’t speak english properly, even us native speakers. 🤣`

@KristjanESPERANTO Kinda awkward, honestly.

@KristjanESPERANTO “This” instead of “The” perhaps?

I did find this for anyone willing to do this. https://github.com/kaylathedev/life360-node-api - looks like someone did some API work unofficially. seems like an interesting project.

@Jalibu AAA-Module instead of MMM? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@roth_nj Agenda view is best served by MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda. Great module…

@sdetweil and there’s those like me who hack through things, and have to re-remember how they did stuff when they come back to it. It’s the wild, wild, west out there.

@Laz As all of my systems are behind a firewall - I’ve opened the Mirror to “public” access by using the config of

var config = {
	address: "0.0.0.0",
	port: 8080,
	ipWhitelist: [],
... 

then, I simply load the mirror in my main computer’s browser with http://mirror:8080 and use the devtools of my browser to view the errors and such.

On my system before Wallpaper was updated as well, I did a npm install fetch in the module directory to get it back.

might be worth a shot.

@MMRIZE the background highlighting issue is shown in my screenshot. If you look at October 11 in the shot, you’ll notice the highlight is smaller than the text.
Same goes for the full day event shown on Nov 2, the highlight is blocking the “2” partially.

That being said, I’m gonna work on expanding my module to do a big calendar instead. I’m not getting what I want even with monkeypatch, and it’s getting too confused.

@sdetweil so… playing with bookworm, I’m gonna officially mark it not recommended - while it works - I used your scripts…

if I reboot, I lose PM2, it won’t autostart - and it’s spawning as if it’s a fresh install.

VNC no longer works - Wayland don’t support it, and if I back off to x11, it won’t start.

Other misc issues here and there. I’d highly recommend staying with bullseye for production.

@KristjanESPERANTO I personally think that it’s pretty useless - for example, it’s being picky about MagicMirror(squared) vs Magic Mirror. We use many different names for the project in shorthand, and it’s generally understood that it all refers to MagicMirror(squared).

As you can tell, I’m using a PC and haven’t bothered to learn how to type a superscript 2, and don’t plan to…

Like Sam said, a lot of the checks are useless - It’s much better to test actual functionality - does it still work? Is it missing declared dependencies, etc.

@drstang Ahh, perhaps a forgotten requirement. It seems clear we need to get rid of Moment.js

@sdetweil Curious - are we still using Moment.js in default clock? I’ve heard issues relating with Moment and newer code - I think it might be failing to the point of no return.