I used to install the original woldclock module, just switched to this one and it worked out of the box.

Thanks for the work. :clapping_hands:

Re: MMM-OpenWeatherForecast - Replacement for MMM-DarkSkyForecast

I opened an issue on GitHub about the CPU consumption, anyone else with the same symptom?

https://github.com/jclarke0000/MMM-OpenWeatherForecast/issues/14

@lavolp3 said in MMM-mycroft-wakeword:

@goldyfruit Looks very interesting! What are you doing with Mycroft?
I’d love to setup a capable assistant that is not using a cloud

Thanks. :face_savoring_food:

You could do the same thing as with Alexa or Google Home Assistant and more (because you could develop your own skills) but the key things are privacy and open source.

Have a look at https://mycroft.ai/ for more information.

Hi community,

This is my first MagicMirror² module! :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

The goal of this module is to be integrated with Mycroft AI voice assistant when the wake word is detected.

Basically when “Hey Mycroft” is detected by the Mycroft AI device then an image with is message is displayed on the screen and when Mycroft AI device doesn’t listen anymore then the image and the message are removed (nothing very crazy but simple and useful).

Here is a quick overview of the image and message.

To install the module is simple as usual.

$ cd MagicMirror/modules
$ git clone https://github.com/smartgic/MMM-mycroft-wakeword

Add the module configuration into the config.js.

{
    module: "MMM-mycroft-wakeword",
    position: "lower_third",
    config: {
        title: "Mycroft AI",
        apiKey: "en323q9WBNMK3Q04WIPNEAsdfhesammhp44",
        maxMessages: 1,
        opacity: 0.5
    }
}

The apiKey option is just a random string to protect the /mycroft and it needs to be exactly the same on the Mycroft home.mycroft.ai console.

Here is the link to the module on GitHub: https://github.com/smartgic/MMM-mycroft-wakeword

Thanks for your feedback!

Just starting to use it, changed few settings and I’m all set.
Great job!

[2.2.0] - 2020-11-16

FIXED

• Default values now removed from backup (#12)
• Custom Menus now works as expected
• API working, not well implemented in the past
• API userPresence now working as expected

ADDED

• Updates now show if there’s an update available every day (#52)
• Templates for issues and PRs, and also stale for automanagement of issues.
• Close Dev Tools (#119)
• Undo Config Implementation [Beta]
• Classes to show, hide or toggle multiple modules at once (#34)
• Classes and saves API
• Changelog of every module updated
• Showdown implemented in order to show changelog markdown.
• secureEndpoint config to bypass the non-apikey limitation. This could be dangerous, use it with caution.
• Added POST support for Monitor API (#200)
• Added endpoint to edit config file (#206)
• Endpoint /api/docs now shows you the documentation available for the API. You can test your mirror right there!

CHANGED

• lodash required. Do npm install on the Remote Control module.
• Alert button don’t show up when Alert module isn’t active
• The way monitor turn on and off (#225)
• Now hide, show or toggle modules also accept arrays
• /api/test can be reach without any apiKey
• /api/modules/installed and /available are now /api/module/installed and /available
• apiKey required in order to change substantial things on the Mirror
• Some Endpoints are gonna be deprecated in the future. You can see those inside /api/docs, in the Legacy menu.

REMOVED

• /api/modules it’s no longer available, you can use /api/module instead.
• Postman collection deprecated ~ (Sorry n.n)

@mkufner24 Same, sleep time is inaccurate.

@aunrea I have the same behavior with a second account, like if some cache was used.
My workaround was to clone the repository on my laptop (not on my RPi) and run the Python script from there and then copy/paste the tokens-XXXXX.json file to my RPi.

@Vizulize It would be great it you could allow the issue creation on GitHub, this will be easier to contribute and raise issue. :)

@Jopyth because I was lazy :p