@KristjanESPERANTO yes, why not!

Hello,

I’m using EVCC for load PV surplus. Currently I’m using parts of the EVCC dashboard in an I-Frame. This is not as nice as it could be.

For all who don’t know what it is: EVCC.

Has anyone tried to create something for the MM project?

BR Chris.

Hi,

I’m currently working on a new module. I had a lot of updates to do in my code to adjust the layout. After saving changes, I had to manually refresh the MagicMirror application every time. This process is tedious, especially if you’re frequently experimenting with configurations.

That’s where this script comes in. By monitoring your config.js file (or a module.js file) for changes, it automates the refresh process. Now, every time I save my config.js, the Mirror refreshes itself instantly.

It’s seamless, efficient, and saves you from the hassle of restarting the application manually.

Perfect for developers and tinkerers alike, this script ensures your MagicMirror reflects your updates in real-time, letting you focus on creativity instead of logistics.

https://github.com/ChrisF1976/MM-Watcher

Give it a try…

Regards,
Chris.

Hi,

i was working the last days on a module to get rid of the last iframes on my mirror. These modules can all visualize solar energy data from a Fronius solar system using SVG magic :)

• MMM-FroniusSolar: Best for simple setups prioritizing clarity and minimalism.
• MMM-FroniusSolar2: Suitable for scenarios requiring visual feedback on power flows (e.g., monitoring dynamic energy consumption).
• MMM-FroniusSolar3: Ideal for larger or customizable displays where scalability is important.

If you do not have a FroniusPV but your system has an API it should be not much work to adjust the node_helper file.

All in a column:

@lucifer6669
Hi,
I’ve just fixed that issue in general. I’ve added wrapper.style.pointerEvents = "none"; and p.canvas.style.pointerEvents = "none"; in the module file. This allows pointer events to pass to modules underneath! So also the CalExt3 can be used again with the pop-up windows. I’m also very happy now :-)

Cheers Chris!

@0m4r There is a problem with the token. I think, I’m stupid, but:

You write for the config token: [YOUR_TOKEN]

So I’ve tried token:[1234567890], With this I get an error in the config.js and the mirror does not start up.
Then I’ve tried token:1234567890,. Same issue.
Then I’ve tried token:"1234567890", Then the config.js is okay and electron starts. But in this case I get an error message:
[ERROR] MMM-euro2024 fetchTeams 2018 {"message":"Your API token is invalid.","errorCode":400}

…of course I received a real API-key from Daniel. Copy+paste, so the key real in my config is okay.

How should I enter the API-Key? :thinking_face:

Fixed. IP can now be defined in the config.js:

InverterIP: "<yourInverterIP>",

Hello,

I’ve added one nice interactions to the module now. This took me some days to get it fully running. But now I’m quite happy with the result, so I also share it here again:

• CSS animations for door opening and closing effects.
• Manual Door Interaction:
  • Click to Open/Close: Clicking a closed door opens it with an animated rotation.
• Door Opening Animation:
  • 3D rotation animation from the right edge when opening.
  • Reverse animation when closing.

The state is written in the state.json file. So now your kids can “really” open a door in the morning and if you shut down your mirror in the night it has the same state after a reboot.

If you’re already running the module delete the state.json file if you feel that something does not work correct (I deleted it quite often during development so I can’t say if there could be an issue).

The update sounds easy but believe me for me it was not ;-)

MMM-Adventskalender

@sdetweil Wow, thank you so much! Perfect :folded_hands: :grinning_face_with_big_eyes:

Hi guys,

I’ve created a new module. My motivation was to see what’s up around me in my city. I’ve missed so many events in my life, so I was searching for an event reminder. But I didn’t find anything that fits to my belongings. So I decided to create something on my own:

MMM-EventSearch

The MMM-EventSearch module for MagicMirror fetches and displays event information using the SerpAPI to search for events based on a given query, location, and other parameters. It uses in this case google (see SerpApi for other options) and displays the list results from google which everyone has seen already.

To find a suitable query go to goolge and try a little for your city or surrounding city/provice/state.
The results are currently limited to the the results that google initally shows. So the “mode results” button does not work or is not accessible with this API!

The module dynamically generates a table with event details, displaying:

• Date/Time: Event’s date and time.
• Title: The title of the event.
• Image: A thumbnail image of the event, if available, which links to the event’s page.

Event Fetching:
Events are refreshed periodically based on the updateInterval. On the free plan from SerpAPI 100 calls are free per month. So be careful.

CSS Styling is a little acc. to Google results.

Have fun!

Cheers
Chris.