Ok, I found out what was wrong, despite the confusion with the ’ or " use.
It’s the appid, it’s called apiKey in the weather module.
So after changing that (and also changing all ’ to " in the config), removing quotes around numbers, only have the locationID instead of both location and locationID and other cleanup stuff, it is shows properly :-)

So I replaced both my currentweather and YrThen modules with two weather modules:

{
      module: "weather",
      position: "top_right",
      classes: "day_schedule",
      config: {
        weatherProvider: "openweathermap",
        type: "current",
        units: "metric",
        timeFormat: 24,
        decimalSymbol: ",",
        initialLoadDelay: 0,
        onlyTemp: false,
        locationID: 2621215,
        apiKey: "xxx"
      }
    },
    {
      module: "weather",
      position: "top_right",
      classes: "day_schedule",
      config: {
        weatherProvider: "openweathermap",
        type: "forecast",
        units: "metric",
        timeFormat: 24,
        decimalSymbol: ",",
        initialLoadDelay: 0,
        onlyTemp: true,
		maxNumberOfDays: 7,
		colored: true,
		appendLocationNameToHeader: false,
        locationID: 2621215,
        apiKey: "xxx"
      }
    },

Looks very nice indeed

I just noticed that the ‘currentweather’ module I’ve set up a long time ago, is now deprecated, and I should use weather instead.
So I tried setting it up, but it just shows ‘loading’.
The config I’ve built looks like this:

{
  module: 'weather',
  position: 'top_right',
  classes: 'day_schedule',
  config: {
    weatherProvider: 'openweathermap',
    type: "current",
    units: 'metric',
    timeFormat: '24',
    decimalSymbol: ',',
    initialLoadDelay: '0',
    onlyTemp: 'true',
    location: 'Greve',
    locationID: '2621215',
    appid: 'xxx'
  }
},

I then tried stripping it to the example:

{
  module: "weather",
  position: "top_right",
  config: {
    // See 'Configuration options' for more information.
    type: 'current'
  }
},

Still just shows loading…

@cheapdad No, you are not mistaken, the material is rather expensive. The acryllic is the cheapest solution, but you will get artifacts. There is a community order active on the site, but that is for EU, and with prices in $ I guess that is not attractive for you :-)
I also use a PIR for waking it up, but I have a PIR for the light, and then the light wakes up the mirror via MQTT.

@mrdenmark Maybe this will help:
https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/how-to-fully-uninstall-pihole/14133
But otherwise just save the config.js, and the list of modules, and do a clean install and install the modules and apply the config.js
Oh, and the ‘dict’ files as well, if you use MMM-MQTTbridge.
Held og lykke!

@klinge you are tying it to localhost only? If you do that, you can’t connect to it, it should be 0.0.0.0 or something like that?

@egnos I had plans on activating the voice assistant in the mirror directly, but I’ve not found a good setup yet.

@daniel_svk I’ve written some guides on the HA forum about the integration, by using the MQTTBridge and Mosquitto on HA. You can find the post here

Hi All

I used @sdetweil install script to reinstall my magic mirror software, too much experimentation had filled up the microsd card, so I took a bigger one, and reinstalled it to that, but after doing that, the magicmirror doesn’t autostart.
I used the script, and set it to use pm2, but no autostart?

@JerryP said in I can't get mmm-screencast to work:

nam install

Is that a new command? :-D

@jste84 As long as the devices are on the same, ie. both on cable, or both on wifi, then you should be good.
One thing I wonder though, the shield, is that on cable? It could be client isolation, if you have that activated on your wifi, then it won’t work.

@jste84 Are the pi on wifi or cable? It could be due to mDNS not propagating across wired/wireless.

@JerryP I wasn’t the OP, I never had a problem I just commented on how to post the code :-)

@JerryP You’re right, ha ha, that’s been there for ages, it works, just places it in the middle of it all, but looks better at the bottom :-D

@JerryP
Like this:

    {
      module: 'MMM-Screencast',
      position: 'bottom_right', // This position is for a hidden <div /> and no$
      config: {
        castName: 'Spejl',
        position: 'bottomCenter',
        height: 600,
        width: 800,
      }
    },

@jste84 Do you have a firewall on your magicmirror computer?
Is it connected via wifi or cable?

@InternetPolice Yes, it works ok. I placed them in alu rails, and then I used a combination of black foil to cover the back of the mirror with cutouts for the alurails/led’s, and then attached them with good quality black tape. They are controlled by an ESP32 and WLED software. It’s shown here

Sorry for replying in an old thread, but you wrote apikey in the config, it should be apiKey

I’ve tried setting classes for the compliments module to:

classes: 'bold xlarge bright complimenttime',

Where the last is for MMM-ModuleScheduler

But when it shows up, I see this for the module:

class="thin xlarge bright pre-line"

Where on earth is ‘thin’ from, and where is the bold?