Have you installed Motion Eye on a different Raspberry Pi than the one you are running Magic Mirror on?

The motion trigger URL should not use same port as the video feed URL like it seems you have in your config. The last URL seems most correct. What happen when you open that in any browser?

@berlincount Oh I think it WAS exiting because I thought the ir frame would be more visible. It’s hard to see on your mirror. Beautifull! :-)

@ij0n Is it the black frame? Wow, hard to see!

Where did you order it? Do you have any movie of the touch functions?

@ij0n Is the touch frame on your picture?

REALLY nice!!!

What’s those yellow stickers for? 😉

Great module - works perfectly!

I’m not sure if this is just me, but for some currencies I like to switch the base currency because that makes more sence to me.

Suggestion: make an array of base/currencies, like this:

currencies: [
      { base: 'NOK', symbol 'THB' },
      { base: 'EUD', symbol 'NOK' },
      { base: 'USD', symbol 'NOK' }
]

A little harder to configure, but much more flexible.

Again - not sure if this is for everyone… (?)

I struggled with the same until I came up with the pattern I’m using in my MotionEye module (see link to GitHub in my signature).

In the module I configure a global variable ‘motionDetected’ (could be named 'visible’) that I set to false. In the ‘getDom’ function I return only a DOM element if that is true.

In the node _ helper I send SHOW notification to the module whenever I want the module to be visible. I do this initially in ‘start’ function too because the user can configure the module to be visible at start. This is not necessary if it always should start hidden.

Back in the module, I receive the notification and updates the ‘visible’ variable and call updateDom that now will return something.

@jeremytripp

Is this what you really want:

var myName = "Cato";
var myModule = { module: 'MyModule', position: 'top_left', config: { name: myName }};
console.log(myModule);

Output:

{ module: 'MyModule',
  position: 'top_left',
  config: { name: 'Cato' } }

@Goldjunge_Chriz I owe you a second apology, because I calculated your price for my size of my existing mirror wrongly the first time (price pr m² divided by actual m², when I should have multiplied). Rookie mistake!

I paid 1300 for my mirror. You’re price would have been kr 1320. Soooo close! ☺

@Goldjunge_Chriz Sorry, my bad! I just partly recalled an earlier discussion above about this mirror doesn’t have the foil inside like most one way mirrors of glas do. I wrongly assumed it was acrylic which is very normal for less scratch resistant mirrors with the “foil” on the outside.

Isn’t €319 for 1 m² expensive when it’s not glass?

@Goldjunge_Chriz What is “qm”?

Ok, I understand what you are trying to do. But I’m pretty sure it’s not possible to insert variables into the config file.

If you can’t access your MongoDB using a client side API, I would suggest adding a node_helper to your module and sending “notifications” between frontend (module) and backend (node_helper) asking for the information you need? You can do this in the start-part of the module if it is an one time thing.

If you haven’t, make sure to read and understand this documentation: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/tree/develop/modules

I really don’t understand what you are trying to do! It seems you are trying to put some code inside config.js?!?

How many currencies are people really interested to follow on their mirror? 1? 3? 5? 10? More? This number would dictate the layout of the module.

I’m considering a module for my self, but I basically just need 1 (THB/NOK).

Sure, send me one and I’ll do it! 😉

@MichMich I noticed that format of table markdown is not optimal. The rows should be alternating color. A good example that current format is bad is here: http://beta.magicmirror.builders/module/29/motioneye. Notice that it’s difficult to see what configuration value belongs to which description…

‘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:

[card:CatoAntonsen/MMM-MotionEye]

I noticed that when looking at a single module the URL isn’t 100% friendly. It has a “8” in there.

Maybe category? Will it stay constant?

I would rather link to my modules in my signature to this page instead of to a forum post or GitHub repository. But then I have to trust the links to be permanent.

Great idea! Super easy to add modules!

Will you make the library browsable/searchable?