@romain you have to get in to the magic mirror folder first before you can run npm start

Ie type
cd MagicMirror
And then
npm start

Or
display=:0 npm start
If you are running it via ssh

@costascontis said in default clock size?:

@broberg thnx mate,but if i use transform: scale all the module goes left and off screen like this:

Ahh, okey

add

transform-origin: top left;

under transform: scale

Or to change font sizes.

.clock .time {
 font-size: 100px;
}

.clock .date {
 font-size: 30px;
}

to get the cursor visible when MM is running add

html {
  cursor: default;

}

in the custom.css file (that can be found in the css folder)

And you can add

electronOptions : { autoHideMenuBar: false },

in the config file (place under the line that says “units”)

@ghaal this line cp config.js.sample config.js
Copys the sample config to the config.js file and should only be done once. If you do this everytime you start your mirror you will keep replacing your config.j s file with the sample config.

They have no defined size per say,

add
outline: #fff solid;
to all .regions, that will give you a sense of how they look.

@Bones just a thought, why not a live stream to the mirror from a camera mounted on the opposite side of the room? :)

@Jopyth Yes, I stripped out that module for this one, kept the start function and removed the rest since It was a bit over my head at the moment :)

Took me a lot longer than I’m willing to admit just to get the code to compare dates!
Actually thought about the hour/minute countdown as well, but decided to keep it real basic.
I figured you don’t really put that many hours in front of the mirror that it would be that important to see so much detail of the countdown. (And if you look the update interval is set to 5 hours just to keep it in the ballpark)

If someone is having troubles getting a proper mirror in Sweden, get to a local Glass-company and ask if they buy glass from Pilkington. If not, try another company.

If they do, get them to order the Pilkington Mirropane Chrome for you.
(https://www.pilkington.com/sv-se/se/produkter/funktionsomrade/specialglas/pilkington-mirropane-chrome#allmnt)

I received mine a couple of days ago from the local glass-company (Nöjds glas i Åtvidaberg),
120cm x 60cm, 6mm thick. cost me 1500Sek (that would be around 150 Eur depending on the currency rate).

It’s a 20x better mirror than the crappy foil I first ordered, I’m really happy with the glass.

Edit : Pilkington also has their MirroView glass with higher light transmission.
(The mirropane has 3%, the mirroview has 20% and 45% light transmission. 3% could be slightly dim in bright rooms)

Yes, remove them from the config and delete the folders.

@valid8r they expand, adapting to the content of the