open fr.json in the folder languages, add
"DAYAFTERTOMORROW": "Après-demain",
under teh section that says calendar
open fr.json in the folder languages, add
"DAYAFTERTOMORROW": "Après-demain",
under teh section that says calendar
Construction wise a framed mirror is the best choice if you want to hide the monitor/computer behind it.
@johnnyboy mpg123 is a linux mp3player that you run from the terminal, it’s a program not a module.
My touchplayer https://github.com/brobergp/MMM-TouchPlayerBasic
Gismos voiceplayer
https://github.com/gismo2006/MMM-Myvoiceradio
Mpg123 is found here
https://www.mpg123.de
@KMH0 post your config, this will help to indentify the issues
You could probably use remotecontrol and mpg123 (that runs in the background).
Look at how gismoz voice radio and my touchplayer works. (Running .sh scripts to starr mpg123)
Does this work then?
{
module: 'MMM-Traffic',
position: 'top_right',
Header: 'Verkehr',
classes: 'bright small',
config: {
api_key: 'this is where my API key is',
mode: 'driving',
language: 'de',
show_summary: true,
origin: 'this is where my home is',
destination: 'this is where my work is',
arrival_time: '0800',
route_name: 'Fahrt zur Arbeit',
changeColor: true,
showGreen: true,
limitYellow: 2,
limitRed: 5,
traffic_model: 'pessimistic',
interval: 120000
}
},
And pressing just alt will give you the top menu bar
@zack949 you could specify the width of the module, that would force line breaks so the module would only grow up/down instead.
Or
You could probably use < font size='15px' >your long motivation here< /font >
In the config where you add the compliment text
Just to be clear you are refering to this tutorial? : https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/Jessie-Lite-Installation-Guide
in the custom.css
add
.MMM-modulename {
width : 200px;
}
Be shure to get the module name exactly right (case sensitive and all).
Do experiment with the width, 200px might be to small, it’s just an example to get you started.
@Maxzovirax A quick fix might be to
Copy the MMM-horoscope folder and rename it to MMM-horoscope2
Open the MMM-horoscope.js file and change the lineModule.register("MMM-horoscope",{
to Module.register("MMM-horoscope2",{
Save it, and then rename MMM-horoscope.js to MMM-horoscope2.js
Then in your config change one of the module names from MMM-horoscope to MMM-horoscope2
Now reboot the MM2
If it doesn’t work, delete the copied folder, change your config back and wait for morozgrafix
@dbaler If you are not using the default Music folder you could actually mount your network folder directly in that folder. No need to alter anything in the js files
Here is a easy to follow tutorial on how you mount a smb share in linux :
https://www.howtogeek.com/176471/how-to-share-files-between-windows-and-linux/
@dbaler My higly noobish answer is Samba, and mount a network folder.
@mortenbirkelund I’ve made two touch modules, none of them swipe, but anything you can do with a mouse you can add to MM via javascript events, like click etc etc.
There are more profile/module selection modules to hide and show different kind of modules, they don’t need facial recognition, they can get input from any source, more or less.
Well, the first “issue” I can think of is that the raspberry isn’t powerful enough to do a smooth sliding animation, but if you can live with that I see no issue in making multiple layouts, maybe using the profileswitcher module, but instead of fade in/out you have a sliding animation.
@FallandeGubbe @Alvinger could it have something to do with this :
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/922/modules-not-showing-up-on-kweb-or-midori
There are other modules that midori doesn’t like apparently.
@Mykle1 we are men, we don’t rtfm unless we have to B-)
I believe it’s in the works,
Original request thread :
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1263/toothbrush-integration/34
Development thread :
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1615/mmm-oralb-bluetooth-equipped-toothbrush-integration