This is in some way a problem of Wunderlist. :/

So nothing u can do as far as i know. I searched long for a solution until i finally disabled the module. :(

Maybe u try this: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/566/mmm-todoist-your-todoist-tasks-on-your-mirror

i didn’t try it yet

@Mykle1

Jap, its called Fritzing
:)

@AxLed said in [MMM-Buttons] Connect multiple buttons to send configurable notifications:

as i need some WAF (Woman acceptance faktor) for my mirror.

We could open a petition XD

@AxLed said in [MMM-Buttons] Connect multiple buttons to send configurable notifications:

i also have a problem with MMM-Buttons, that Buttonpress is only sometimes recognized if i press twice or triple.

Maybe play around with the min and max Presstime.

connected between 1: GND an BCM26; 2: GND and BMC20
I tested the buttons with a python script an they are recognized

Wondering that this works with the module… when u press the Button the gpio would be set to low which is equal to 0.

1. Do Buttons on GND work or do i have to put them on +3,3V with a resistor instead?
2. how do i use activeLow in MMM-Buttons Configuration? … activeLow: true ?

Afaik this isn’t possible through the module. Maybe u find a solution in the web, fo how changing the input state detection.

And yes, u should use resistors for giving the GPIO a defined state when not pressing. When u don’t want to connect them physically (but i recommend) u could use the internal resistors (check below on this site http://wiringpi.com/the-gpio-utility/)

So normal way (or the way i used) is to connect the button like this:

@RoboDoc said in TypeError: Cannot read property ‘hash’ of null:

at /home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/default/updatenotification/node_helper.js:68:31

line 68 in the node_helper of the update notification seems to check all modules on GitHub for updates, if i understand that correctly…

So there are two options:

1. Your mirror lost it’s wifi/internet connection. Maybe u could check on your router if the device had logged off from the wifi.
   Or check the strength of the connection. Maybe take a look at the wifi_rebooter, as the wifi on the RPi 3 is not the best. So i installed an automatically wifi_rebooter here. U could try that as well: http://alexba.in/blog/2015/01/14/automatically-reconnecting-wifi-on-a-raspberrypi/
   in my case my Pi pings my router address every 3 minutes and when it cannot reach it, it reboots it’s wifi itself.

2. Some of the 3rd party modules has errors. But i don’t think so. To check it u could just run the default modules for a while

So you use the camera module i posted?

unfortunately i don’t use this module, so i am maybe the wrong person to ask…

But i took a look at the webcam.js of the module and in line 46/47 the width and hight is defined.
Maybe u should play around with that…
https://github.com/alexyak/camera/blob/master/webcam.js

nano MagicMirror/modules/camera/webcam.js

also check the camera.js at line 62/63…

nano MagicMirror/modules/camera/camera.js

I don’t know if it would be necessary to set the resolution of the cam within raspbian… ?

To start the cam with a button u can even use the MMM-Buttons module. This should work, if i understand the camera-module correct ^^

{
		    module: 'MMM-Buttons',
		    config: {
			maxShortPressTime: 1000,
		        buttons: [
		            {
		                pin: 15,
		                name: "camera",
		                shortPress: {
		                    notification: "SHOW_CAMERA",
                                         }
		             },
                                longPress: {
                                notification: "HIDE_CAMERA",
                                         },
		             },
		         ]
		     }
		},

WooooooW,

that is exactly how i want to do it in my bathroom. Looks very smart…

love it!

did u try what i posted?

U said, u tried part 2 of the tutorial. So u should have a “monitor_on.sh” and a “monitor_off.sh”

Try to change the content to the following:

sudo vcgencmd display_power 1 for monitor_on.sh
sudo vcgencmd display_power 0 for monitor_off.sh

or

sudo tvservice -p && sudo chvt 9 && sudo chvt 7 for monitor_on.sh
sudo tvservice -o for monitor_off.sh

If these don’t work at all u should go for the relay.
U could use every relay u want, but u should search for a 3 - 5V relay because otherwise u need to install a transistor.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xraspberry+pi+relay.TRS0&_nkw=raspberry+pi+relay&_sacat=0

@cowboysdude

U need a touch screen, bro ^^

It’s running like hell ^^Very nice

surely, but i don’t know what camera u mean^^

A security camera somewhere at your house or the RPi camera?

For security u could check this: https://github.com/shbatm/MMM-RTSPStream

for RPi cam u could check this: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/603/camera-module