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  • Todoist behind - but npm install does not update

    The update notification module built into MM says that MMM-Todoist is 16 commits behind. I went into the module and did npm install, but it says the module is already up to date. What gives here? Should I do something else?

    posted in Troubleshooting
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    devtech8
    Sep 21, 2017, 6:41 AM
  • RE: MM & Google Maps Traffic

    @Mirrorolentia - I was thinking of trying this too, but looks like you have made some progress. I hope to dig into what you have later this week. I had seen some further customization I would like to add when time allows. Thanks for the work on this!

    posted in Troubleshooting
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    devtech8
    Aug 28, 2017, 6:23 AM
  • RE: Running Magic Mirror remotely from source on a pi

    Thanks. The plan isn’t to run it on RPI at all at this time. But I do just want to showcase it via the RPI. That said, was there something special you have to do if you run it on RPI in Electron from a VM on another machine?

    @Snille - can you share your config for how you have that setup on 3 mirrors and maybe explain the just behind it?

    What is pm2?

    Thanks much. Glad I found this and hope to contribute as well as I have some great ideas, but had been exploring similar software that didn’t seem as robust or maintained any longer.

    posted in General Discussion
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    devtech8
    Aug 18, 2017, 7:48 PM
  • RE: Running Magic Mirror remotely from source on a pi

    Thanks for the reply. My issue isn’t with running Chromium in a Pi, but what do I need to do on the MM side to make this the way it should. For instance, when I run npm start, it pulls up Electron and browses from there. What config do I need to make this happen? Is it possible to use the Electron viewer inside Pi rather than Chromium? I do not have preference for Chromium in this case, but wasn’t sure how I could basically run npm start, then have it start Electron or Chromium in the pi, but then if I also wanted to, be able to test out new modules within the VM and such?

    posted in General Discussion
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    devtech8
    Aug 18, 2017, 6:22 PM
  • Running Magic Mirror remotely from source on a pi

    Hi all. New to Magic Mirror, but like what I see so far.

    So I have MM running in my VM, but ultimately what I want to do is have the source in my VM and be able to run it from there, but be able to grab the IP and port and display on my RPI 3 separately. For instance, if MM runs on 192.168.1.12 in a VM that is bridged on my network with Virtualbox, then I simply want to have chromium on my pi grab the URL:port and display. Is this possible? Has anyone done this and are there any “gotchas”? Any suggestions along with this?

    Thanks much.

    posted in General Discussion
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    devtech8
    Aug 18, 2017, 6:57 AM
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