@Mykle1 Fantastic! I have a simple bird watcher’s Fieldmaster ED60DS I got just for fun, and a few months ago, I was checking this “star” and it was Jupiter and 4 of its moons, crisp as ever. Showed it to the family and everyone was screaming of joy!

@Medo said in MMM-Assistant (updated) -- Your voice to the world!:

I just want to control my mirror modules…

Then you use MMM-Voice with Lucy.

There seem to be many different voice modules available, but often looking at their repositories they have not been updated or maintained for a long time.

I’m looking for a working module to:

• Have an Alexa-like functionality. (I.e. Asking a question and getting an answer.)
• Having a MM voice control, to switch modules or pages

What are you using and how well does it work?

Since, you know I love lists… perhaps we should make a Wiki list of the different voice modules, their development status, quality, dependencies etc.

perhaps:

| Name | DevStatus | CustomWord? | UsesAI? | PrivateData? | ConfigDifficulty | MM-Quality | Description |

| Lola | fake | yes | yes | no | easy | great! | An uber-duper SHE OS module that solves the question of life |

give or take…

Alright! I’m about ready to throw in the towel! I’ve now been looking to do this, what some developers might think is trivial, and just can’t get anything to work, for several days.

As a first step in my project, I made a nice demo table using the Tabulator library, but for some reason I am not able to get it into my MMM JS module. As soon as I think I’m starting to understand something I’m bombed out by weird errors!

For example, I installed the jquery, jquery-ui and tabulator libraries with

npm install xxxx --save

as instructed on those pages. That means that I have the node_modules directory in my MMM directory.

Now, trivially trying to import the various JS and CSS library files fails in the browser with:

The resource from ... node_modules ... was blocked due to MIME type mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff)

Here you can find my Tabulator MMM demo called MMM-Tabulator. In that repo you will find a nicely working HTML/JS file: demo.html.

How can I get that to work in the MMM-Tabulator.js ?

@raywo Hi! Yeah, that worked! Thank you! I was going really crazy here…

Anything other than what’s shown below, results in an error as mentioned above.
Apparently the only types of paths that work, are the following (including the out-commented ones):

        getScripts: function() {
//              return ["moment.js"];
                return [
                        this.file('node_modules/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js'),
                        this.file('node_modules/jquery-ui-dist/jquery-ui.min.js'),
                        this.file('node_modules/jquery.tabulator/dist/js/tabulator.js')
//                      'modules/MMM-Tabulator/node_modules/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js',
//                      'modules/MMM-Tabulator/node_modules/jquery-ui-dist/jquery-ui.min.js',
//                      'modules/MMM-Tabulator/node_modules/jquery.tabulator/dist/js/tabulator.js'
                ]
        },

        getStyles: function() {
                return [
                        this.file('node_modules/jquery-ui-dist/jquery-ui.css'),
                        this.file('node_modules/jquery.tabulator/dist/css/tabulator.css'),
                        "MMM-Tabulator.css"
                ];
        },

That took considerable trial-and-error, as this is not at all apparent from the documentation. At least not how I interpret it. (I was clearly under the incredibly naive impression that MM would search the file tree in node_modules directory and elsewhere, looking for the file names specified.)

@Mykle1 Whats that rotating planet? (Is it earth? – No, the module?)

Here are some:

MMM-alexa
MMM-AlexaPi
MMM-Assistant
MMM-awesome-alexa
MMM-GoogleAssistant
MMM-Hello-Mirror
MMM-Jarvis-Voice-Control
MMM-MirrorMirrorOnTheWall
MMM-SUSI-AI
MMM-Voice-Control
MMM-voice

alexa-voice-service.js
AlexaPi
Hello-Lucy
magic-mirror-voice
snowboy
voicecontrol

@Mykle1 I love seeing all the progress and work you put into your module development. I must say, as an old time computer fanatic, I’m very impressed with your progress. I’m totally new to MM and still find the node/electron/express framework a rather challenging learning experience. I’ve done some fair amount of rather advanced R&D and bare-metal programming and hacking, and never expected that something based on JS, would be the thing to slow me down! Boy was I wrong and full respect to all those dev’s here, who are able to produce such nice work. I guess it again proves that technical skills without creativity is useless.

As for the Module, IMHO each individual core Temp is not a very interesting parameter, because of load-balancing. Unless you have a faulty core or are explicitly telling your machine to be running certain processes on a single core. In addition, because of how heat is distributed rather evenly throughout the chip dye, you’d never see much difference than a few degrees, so I would rather average the core temps into one, and possibly show the divergence of them. (I.e. the greatest % difference from the average.)

yeah , you need to save it with a this thing. Someone helped me fix this here. So you probably need to do something very similar. (Save the current data, and restore it when someone is trying to use it before the timeout.)

It’s this one: https://github.com/mykle1/MMM-EARTH
Very nice!
But the one on the video seemspinning much faster. @Mykle1 what are your config setting for that?