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

@laumb you have to run git pull in the modules directory.

This is described in the Readme on GitHub.

@MichMich A database where users could add their experience with hardware would be nice! Hint 😉

@DirkS I get the same too, but since it’s just a warning and not an error, I’ve ignored it. MM still works.

But if anyone had a solution…

@nex0 Not sure if I understand the question.

This module is only a front end for Spotify Connect Web and does not play music.

But IF your Raspberry Pi where you have installed
Spotify Connect Web (not the module) have speakers connected and IF you get your hands on a API key from Spotify then you can play music and see what song in my module.

Have you configured to start mirror with pm2? If so you have to restart with pm2 restart mm

I suspect many have smart mirrors because of the gadget factor. Me included.

But after the first fascination was gone, our family have ended up with some really useful modules that actually is useful in our daily life:

• Calendar with everyone’s calendar, including shared family calendar, helps us plan activities and be aware of the other’s plans.
• My own MMM-Ruter module to see when next bus arrives.
• My own MMM-ThingSpeak (IoT) module (not released yet!) to see real temperature outside (the weather module is too inaccurate in our location) in addition to the weather forecast to know how to dress the kids.
• My own MMM-MotionEye module to see who’s outside my door before I open.
• MMM-doomsDay for counting down to my oldest son’s birthday or other things he is looking forward to. Before he kept asking “how many days until x?” and I had to count days or use a web service

Really nice! Clean build inside. Like it! 🙂

Had a quick look at it and it looks really great!

I guess this is a much better start for first time MMM-developers since it includes most scenarios you need when you get past “Hello World”… (No offence, @MichMich!).

I’ll probably start making a new module this weekend, so I’ll defently give this a try!

Good work!

Then you have to contact the author of Spotify Connect Web, as this is out of the scope for my knowledge.