Topics created by cruunnerr

@cruunnerr well, we all know what we know at the time… sorry they have quit the feed…

have a lot of services changing, making no new api registrations, no longer free, etc…sad

@sean said in MMM-NOAA V2 doesn't start (Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0):

request({
url: “http://ip-api.com/json”,
method: ‘GET’
}, (error, response, body) => {
console.log(body) // Try logging suspicious point.
info = JSON.parse(body);
lat = info.lat;
lon = info.lon;
});

OMG thank you so much…

I am a dumbass XD
My PiHole blocked the ip-api.com domain, so i put this to the whitelist and its running.

Sorry guys

@cruunnerr hmm i can see it on my profile, i just replaced it with your user name

If it is in this line, then something is wrong when I get the fetch url. Maybe a module without any remote, but it somehow it not caught in the if statemate to catch errors? Maybe the result[0].refs does not necessarily have a fetch url?

@doubleT Thats my actual sorting:

I would like to show it in the middle below the clock.
I installed the microwave sensor on my tank now and began measuring :)
So a.t.m. there is only one log and now graph is shown ^^ Will wait now for the next log to see if everything is working fine :)

I will play around with the code but today and tomorrow my nephew is to visit, so i need to move that :D

@cruunnerr @MadScientist Thanks to both of you . For development/tutorial and support. My MM works. I was probably impatient the whole time I was testing. The relay only switches for the first time after the 120 s have expired. But that’s ok that it only occurs when you restart. I consider the problem solved. THANK YOU

@ninjabreadman said in Use MMM-Buttons to hide/show modules:

Hope that helps.

Works. Thank u very much :)

@magicmarc said in Changing the length of the line under the header:

For my travel module, the line doesn’t dissapear even though I leave header empty

Try commenting out the entire line (or delete) // header:"", from the config entry

@cruunnerr

So after a couple of days I gave it a new try.
You were close to the solution. I did not install the dependencies right.

For all with the same issue, you have to read the instructions better than I did:

Navigate into your MagicMirror’s modules folder and execute git clone https://github.com/ptrbld/MMM-Podcast.git. A new folder will appear navigate into it. --> which means navigate into MMM-Podcast. Execute npm install to install the node dependencies. --> in the folder MMM-Podcast, install the omx-manager and omxdirector (see dependencies).
3. Install omxplayer. --> However, I already had the newest version installed.

Now it works fine. And it is pretty awesome.

Thanks for helping me.

Mr.Coffee

@blackeaglece said in My First Mirror... until now ^^:

I have your own PIR, could you give me a hand, help me? Thank you very much

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/6291/howto-turn-on-off-your-monitor-time-based-pir-button-app?page=1

;)
Try to find a solution in this post. Otherwise ask again, if you need more help :)
And Merry X-Mas

@kusselin said in My First Mirror... until now ^^:

Hi, can you post the Wallpapers here please

Sorry, but i don’t have them anymore :(

@cruunnerr

Many thanks, my friend! :-)

It may be the downgrade or a bug in the post install script for my module. Backstory: My module tries to install a patch to the main electron.js file on older MM versions so it can safely close the streams when you shut down the mirror - this is now included in the core MM code and is not installed if the code already exists.

The errors with npm upgrade: it should be sudo before that line, that’s why you have a bunch of permission errore, but the node update took care of the npm update too.

To fix the mirror install, replace MagicMirror/js/electron.js with a fresh copy from github for your version of MM to undo whatever the patch broke when it failed.

A backup of a running system is a good idea. Keep in mind how often we have trouble with new Raspbian versions. It still seems to run best on Jessi, so at least keep an image of that Raspbian version at hand that works for you (but then again, why not a complete backup image?).

My Mirror crashed with data loss and corrupted sd card and for weeks, evening after evening I couldn’t get WiFi to run on my RasPi with the new card and latest Raspbian. Finally found my old Jessi image and it worked immediately. If only I had made a backup, it would have been a 10 minute thing.

I had the same issue and was able to fix it.
You need to execute electron-rebuild.
Just follow these steps: https://github.com/electron/electron-rebuild