Hi,

Here is my mirror:

Here is my build blogpost with information how it’s made and many more pictures: https://catoantonsen.wordpress.com/2016/09/24/magic-mirror-version-1

Hope you like it!

MMM-YrMeteogram is MagicMirror² module for displaying a meteogram.

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Just want to notify you that this issue has been solved in the latest commit in the develop-branch.

@Snille Ok found the bug - update to 1.1.0 as instructed in README.md in GitHub.

I noticed that animations works if you have at least one other visible module inside the region.

I think the problem is in the function updateWrapperState (main.js) that will change the region wrapper’s style to “none” if no module inside the same region has a style.position of “fixed”.

I’ve just added a PR that hopefully fixes this issue: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/744

I used a French Cleat. Look at my blog in the signature for details.

@ronny3050 So what do you say to them?

“There is an camera behind that magic mirror - but don’t worry I won’t upload anything to Facebook!”… or you don’t say anything?

Don’t people react and I’m just paranoid?

‘MMM-MotionEye’ is a module for displaying a camera stream from Motion Eye on your MagicMirror².
(Motion Eye is a free surveillance software that is highly recommended!)

Installation instructions:

Depending on where the weight of the monitor will go, I don’t think it should be a problem.

What I did was to use carpenter’s squares to fasten the two left/right frames to the top. On this picture the top is the one with ventilation holes:

What you don’t see is that I’ve screewed to top frame to the left/right frame.

The weight of the monitor is on two pieces of wood that is screewed to the sides. Those pieces of wood keeps the monitor from falling back too. On this picture it looks like the weight go to the bottom frame, but that is not true:

Oslo, Norway

Think I found the “bug” (oversight from my end). New version is now available.

I’m trying to find some information on testing in Magic Mirror for devs/contributors but it’s (too) hard to find. I can’t find any related forum, it’s not mentioned in the “MagicMirror² Module Development Documentation”, and not directly mentioned in any README-ish files on GitHub.

Of course, some of this can be deduced from the source code, but a small “Getting Started” guide would help more people getting … eh started.

I’m living in Visual Studio as my day job, but not so much with writing tests, so my knowledge of other tools are limited. What I need is some information on software requirements and where tests should be and how testing is done.

MMM-YrMeteogram is MagicMirror² module for displaying a meteogram.

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It seems that you need to specify an IPv4 “address” in config, like this:

var config = {
   ipWhitelist:  [],
   address: "0.0.0.0",
}

Worked for me…

@amomat I have done nothing, and I can’t remember noticing that since I only use public transport in the morning. I will take a look tonight to make sure.

@Kimzer I’m sorry, but I only make modules I need myself. If I move to Bergen, I let you know…

I did though do a quick search and it doesn’t seem that Skyss has any public API. Found a couple of unofficial/depricated onces, but that is not something I would support anyway…

Moderation is probably too much work and makes the forum less instant.

I wouldn’t mind to click a CAPTCHA every time I post something. But I guess the problem is support for such feature on the forum software…?

Over 120 SPAM posts today! Please do something…

Verifying email should be a minium. If the problem still occurs, maybe using CAPTCHA for every post? It’s just one extra click…

What about CAPTCHA? Wouldn’t that stop most/all bot activity?