@Thomas

you are missing { }, around the fuel module

should look like this

            {
                    module: "MMM-Fuel",
                    position: "top_left",
                    config: {
                        api_key: "",
                        lat: 52.518611,
                        lng: 13.408333,
                        types: ["diesel"],
                        
             },

And btw, don’t give out your API-key, remove it when you post config files

@arthurgarzajr
I googled it, and they have a RSS feed,
So just add this adress : https://www.biblegateway.com/votd/get/?format=atom
To the newsfeed module and you will get the verse every day.

Edit : sorry, I thought this was a request, my bad :D

@binderth You have the maximumNumberOfDays in the wrong place,

it should be outside the calendar array

config: {
  calendars: [
       {
         symbol: ‘calendar-times-o’,
         url: ‘webcal://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/xxx%40group.calendar.google.com/private-xxx/basic.ics’,
         user: ‘xxx@xxx.de’,
         pass: ‘xxx’
       }
  ],
 maximumNumberOfDays: ‘7’,
}

Build a box, mount the screen to the back of the box?

@binderth Pretty sure you can do almost anything, I think I’ve seen a openhab module on here, but don’t know how it works. (probably just getting information).

But since you can have a module send terminal commands in Linux you could probably do a lot with it.

The Magic Mirror 2 is so far primarily for displaying information, but since it’s basically a local website you can do pretty much anything on the mirror as you would on any other website.

Using a ready-made touchscreen won’t work behind the glass (you don’t really wanna use foil for this).

either you go for a capacitive touch foil mounted on the inside of the glass or an IR-frame mounted on the outside around the glass.

The IR frame is the cheapest way to for touch functionality, the touch foil slightly more expensive, especially if you go for a bigger sized screen (30"+).

the voice control is probably the easiest and cheapest controller for a mirror to implement thanks to all the voice modules!

is this what you are looking for?

https://github.com/sakirtemel/MMM-alexa

Sweet!

There should be a seasonal module like this, or maybe an extension for the weather apps (snow when the weather says snow and rain, hail, sunny, cloudy etc etc).

The Calendar is faded, so you can add fade: false, to the config or change the `fadepoint: 0.8’ to make it fade later on the list (0 is at the top 1 is at the bottom)

there is also the option of adding a class to the calendar

.dimmed {
  color: #666;
}

.normal {
  color: #999;
}

.bright {
  color: #fff;
}

Next up, adding a timer to the description that doesn’t mess with the news items that is next in line,
Tried one version, but it couldn’t handle multiple start/stop clicks.

Changes to the scheduleUpdateInterval

	scheduleUpdateInterval: function() {
		var self = this;

		self.updateDom(self.config.animationSpeed);

		// setInterval placed within a variable so you can clear it
		this.interval = setInterval(function() {
			self.activeItem++;
			self.updateDom(self.config.animationSpeed);
		}, this.config.updateInterval);
	},

And some functions to start and stop the interval

	intpause: function(){
		clearInterval(this.interval);

	},

	intresume: function(){
		this.scheduleUpdateInterval();
	},

so after strawberry-pi explained the last snippet of code I got it to work,
Big thanks for the patience!

These are the changes I’ve made so far, please consider that the code is probably not optimal, at all.

 			var title = document.createElement("div");
			title.className = "bright medium regular fed";
			title.innerHTML = this.newsItems[this.activeItem].title;
			title.addEventListener("click", () => showdesc(this)); //Show description on click
			wrapper.appendChild(title);
			

			//below is the function to show description and hide title
			function showdesc(thisdesc) {
				
				thisdesc.intpause();	//pause the interval			
				title.style.display="none";
				description = document.createElement("div");
				description.className = "medium light infoCenter";
				description.innerHTML = thisdesc.newsItems[thisdesc.activeItem].description;
				description.addEventListener("click", () => hidedesc(thisdesc));  //Hide description on click 
				wrapper.appendChild(description);
			};

			//and to close the description and return to title
			function hidedesc(thisdesc) {
				thisdesc.intresume();	//resume the interval
				description.style.display="none";
				title.style.display="block";
				
			};

@strawberry-3.141

using that code snippet in the pause function just adds a new item with the updateInterval time,

So I can change the interval on the next loaded news item, but not the current :(

@strawberry-3.141

No go on that either, this.interval is undefined it says.
I have to research this some more, it’s giving me a headache.

Could it have something to do with the fact that the interval is set in the scheduleUpdateInterval function and it can’t be reached from another function outside that?

this.scheduleUpdateInterval(); works, I think. (I get more updates on top of each other if I click several times)

@strawberry-3.141 Sorry to bother you with the poking stick, but, I’m having no luck in getting it to work.

this is the code that updates the newsfeed item

	scheduleUpdateInterval: function() {
		var self = this;

		self.updateDom(self.config.animationSpeed);

		setInterval(function() {
			self.activeItem++;
			self.updateDom(self.config.animationSpeed);
		}, this.config.updateInterval);
	},

This also loads the first feed item when the page loads for the first time.

how should I implement this in another function to pause/reset the scheduleUpdateInterval function?

@valid8r they expand, adapting to the content of the

They have no defined size per say,

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

What calendar source are you using? Google Calendar (android), iCloud calendar or other?

@vogelboy you have spelled the maximumEntries wrong in the config file.

‘3’ is the correct one, but “3” should also work.