Make sure that you’re not just copy and pasting blindly into your config file.

After each

modules: [
{
etc
},

Note the comma , after the module. That comma should only be there if there are more modules.

Likewise, if you’re pasting it last, you need to make sure the module before it has one, to let the script know there are more modules after the previous one.

So the pattern is

modules: [
{
   module: ‘firstModule’,
   config: {
   option : ""
   }
}, <<< COMMA HERE

modules: [
{
   module: ‘middleModule’,
   config: {
   option : ""
   }
}, <<< COMMA HERE

modules: [
{
   module: ‘last module’,
   config: {
   option : ""
   }
} <<<<< NO COMMA

hope that makes sense. hopefully that’s the problem.

Sorry, I made a lot of mistakes on the README it seems.

Instead of

accessToken : "http://etc"

use

httpRequestURL: "http://etc"

apologies

Awesome. @KirAsh4 is correct - The README has all the instructions so be sure to take a look.

Please let me know how it works cause you’ll be the first person to use it

Thank you :wink: - I hope it’s useful to someone. It needs some work so I’ll probably revisit it soon.

But right now I’m working on a new module to give to everyone. And it’s even cooler :stuck_out_tongue: - I actually think a lot of people will use it.

Cool. It should work fine! Hurry up and try it, I made it for you :laughing:

More information about it is here - I posted it for everyone to download.

It’s my source code :laughing: - My object should have an available function to me, but it’s coming up function not found. I’m gonna keep digging! New module is on its way.

Sorry to keep on this. Is there a particular way I’m able to look at a particular object’s available functions in console (if there is a way, I can’t see it and google is turning up zilch)

I created this to help another member @acdacd2 but I figure it can be universally used. Many thanks to @KirAsh4

It is available here: https://github.com/Eunanibus/MMM-HTTPRequestDisplay

This is not only my first module, but it’s my first real venture into JavaScript, before this I’ve not really had any experience.

The module allows a targetURL that responds with XML data to be displayed on the mirror. This hopefully supposed to be useful to anyone with any kind of home automation or sensor data that can be received via a HTTP request. In theory, one might be able to get a read out on say; all the doors that are locked in a house.

I’m not sure. It’s very choppy, and needs some serious work. Right now it only inspects one node hierarchy down. I’d like to improve that in the future.

Below, is an example using the OpenWeather API to make a request.

Well thanks to you, I’ve managed to create a semi-functional first module for another user :)

Well, I’ve spent the last couple of evenings trying to build something for you. You can download it here.

Give it a try and let me know how it does for you.