FIXED I removed the module and loaded a newer version from here: git clone https://github.com/dathbe/MMM-MyScoreboard All working fine now! I’ve used this module successfully in the past. But now, all I see is : NHL Scoreboard Loading I have no idea how I might troubleshoot this. Any suggestions welcome.

So I’m looking for something the can be a location and destination, and then keep updated when the next bus is arriving for that trip. I have found MMM-MyTransitTime, but it doesn’t seem to be active. Is there anything else I could take a look at?

@Cliff365 Usually the APIs change season to season in all sports. Just the way it is.

@Cliff365 I released a new version, please update the module again.

@Cliff365 yes the service providers are constantly fiddling w their services

@Cliff365 sorry typo in command, my phone thought it knew better!!! sudo apt-get remove nodejs -y

@sdetweil “one event with recurring for f/s/s will be 3 events. 1 for each day” Totally fine with that. That’s what I have now, but now I have much less typing.

@Cliff365 Pretty straight-forward. I have Pi 4 connected to an Endpoint to connect 3.3V, Grd, SDA, SCL. From Enpoint I have a short ethernet cable to the Midpoint then another short ethernet cable to my 2nd Endpoint. The description and functionality on Sparkfun’s site made it sound more complicated than it was in real life, The Endpoints and Midpoints each have QWIIC female plugs and with I2C you can daisy chain multiple sensors together. You just have to be mindful of the device addresses. I’m using duplicate sensors for temperature, barometric pressure, humidity for Indoor vs Outdoor readings. 1 sensor captures all 3 readings but it also has a solderable jumper pad to resolve the address issue. The purpose of the Sparkfun devices is to give you the ability to transmit I2C data over some pretty good distances. Like 100+ ft. They explain how they get that amount of distance but way over my electronics hardware pay grade.

@Cliff365 ctrl-m will minimize the MM screen also alt-spacebar-n (both same as windows) then ctrl-alt-t to open terminal window the pm2 stop all once its stopped, then use the manual commandline to test cd ~/MagicMirror npm start ctrl-Q will work here as pm2 is not in control then u can see the startup messages

@sdetweil hey, I’m trying to be as good as @mmrize let me be. 🤣🤣

@kayakbabe wasn’t a ‘idea’ so much as a passive aggressive point. I’ve previously asked to add middle to the left and right to make it a true 3x3 grid for top/middle/bottom and left/center/right.

@sdetweil Right there in front of me. Thanks!

@sdetweil Thank you again! I’ll give it a try.

@sdetweil Thanks! I think I can manage that.

@bugsounet said in Automatic Updates: @cliff365 I have done a. Module for this ;) Would be nice to have repository specific auto update functionality in the default module.

There is no module that addresses this city. There is an api available: api.winnipegtransit.com I have zero experience coding modules, but I have some outdated coding skills. Is there a transit module I might possibly use as a starting point? One that I could modify with my Winnipeg api?

@cliff365 sounds like a file system problem then

@cliff365 review this on how to find the selectors of things u want to change https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/14862/help-with-a-couple-css-issues?_=1619213301986