Hi,
Actually I think I’ve worked it out. There was nothing wrong with the keys, but I hadn’t created the node_helper.js file. Now that is in place, all seems to work!
Hi,
Actually I think I’ve worked it out. There was nothing wrong with the keys, but I hadn’t created the node_helper.js file. Now that is in place, all seems to work!
Hi,
I’ve become a bit stuck in trying to view my Twitter feed in MagicMirror and was hoping can help me see the (probably obvious) mistake I’ve made. I did see the following post, but it did not say which keys were wrong. As I’m looking at the keys in the Twitter API right now, they all look to be correct.
I think I am stuck at the first stage. The notes form the module creator state that the following needs to be filled in:
consumer_key
consumer_secret
access_token_key
access_token_secret
But I can’t see consumer_key or consumer_secret anywhere in the Twitter API. What I do see is API Key and API Secret Key so I’ve used these instead. Is this right? I have then generated an access token ans secret ans used these in the other two fields that the module requires. Them in the screeName field I put my Twitter name (as shown in the URL).
Can anyone help spot what I’m doing wrong please?
Thanks,
Dave
Hi,
Just to add that I have managed to work out why the multi-column grid wasn’t working - it was down to me adding the suggested lines between the default { } entries. Adding the lines at the very end of the file and I have columns at last! Just in case anyone else ever has the same issue the custom.css file looks like:
body {
}
.mmm-hue-lights .grid {
width: auto;
display: flex;
flex-flow: row wrap;
margin: -10px;
max-width: none;
justify-content: center;
}
.mmm-hue-lights .grid .hue {
width: calc(25% - 20px);
margin: 10px;
display: block;
}
Still puzzling over how the example had rooms in one column and lights in another - if anyone knows I’d be grateful of the help.
Thanks,
Dave
Hi,
I’ve recently installed this module and setup pretty painless. I am, however, having some issues in customising the display. As it’s likely me and not the module I thought here might be a better place than Github to ask.
The first issue is that, despite setting the position to be middle_center it adamantly displays justified to the left. If I set it as bottom_center, bottom_right or a variety of other positions it displays as expected; but always to the left if middle_center selected.
The second issue is that I can’t seem to get grid mode working. I’ve modified custom.css as advised, but it it just displays as a single column. I’ve even tried a full reboot of the RPi, but no difference.
The third is more of a question as I can’t find out how to do this. One of the display examples has the left column with room groups and the right with individual lights. Can anyone point in the direction as to how to do this?
Also - and I haven’t tried this yet - but has anyone tried this with two hubs?
For completeness, the config.js looks like this:
{
module: "mmm-hue-lights",
position: "middle_center",
config: {
bridgeIp: "w.x.y.x",
user: "12345678901234567890",
displayType: "grid",
displayMode: "groups",
displayFilter: ['all'],
hideFilter: ['Annex'],
updateInterval: "5000"
}
Thanks,
Dave