@Babene1 @Kongledyret
I am using this config, and it works fine. Make sure to do a git pull if you haven’t already.

		{
			module: 'MMM-soccer',
			position: 'top_left',
			config: {
				show: ['PL', 'PD'],
				showMatches: false,
				api_key: 'goes here',
                		logos: true,
               		 	colored: true,
				updateInterval: 40,
				liveMode: false,
			}
		},

Just to make sure we’re talking about the same thing, this is the one I’m using:
https://github.com/lavolp3/MMM-soccer

@Jalibu That is really cool, I was thinking about how typescript could be used when developing modules. Like you say, it has huge advantages.
What is the current state of the “TypeScript initiative”? Did it get under way?

@SexyTrogg How did this project go?

I have now had time to wrap this up! It’s not a MM module, but a combination of shell and python scripts that in the end produce ics files, that are then consumed by the Calendar module. Works like a charm so far.

In case this’d be useful to anyone else, just ping me and I’ll share the details.

@sdetweil Thanks, however that file does not contain info on how we have responded to the invitations! (e.g., are we attending the training/match in question?)

I’ll have to do the scraping, I believe.

Hello!

Has anyone integrated the “invititations” (kallelser) from svenskalag.se into their Magic Mirror? (Svenskalag is a site for keeping track of your kids’ football trainings & matches, etc.)

They do provide a calendar export function, but it will show you every training by every team in the club, making it useless. I want to see just my kids’ trainings, and just the ones they will actually attend.

I am pondering creating a simple scraping thingie that will in the end produce an .ics , which will be consumed by the Calendar Module.

Thoughts on this?

@wolkenaj You could just display the charts from the website with the iFrame module.
https://github.com/alberttwong/MMM-iFrame

@Krato5 I’m a little curious about the use case here, why would you want buy/sell buttons? Are you planning to make trades whilst brushing your teeth, or while getting dressed?

@fabbr I’ve sent the details. Note that I did this a couple of months ago and there have been a minor change or two, like updated team logos, to the module since then.

@fabbr I have modified the module so that it works properly, cycling more than one league. No module-copying necessary. I haven’t made a pull request on github, as suggested by the module author, yet though. I’ll try to do that over Easter.
If you’re really keen, I could just zip my folder with this code change and share it with you for the time being.

Hello,
When “hiding” a module, does that also stop it from executing? I’m looking for a way to reduce the number of API calls made, by disabling a module at night.
If not, any other suggestion on how to achieve this?

Thanks in advance.

@djsunrise19 Maybe a bit late, but are you sure the performance issues were not caused by the incompatible Electron version? That seems to have been fixed in the latest MM (by downgrading Electron).

Anyway, MMM-voice should work, but it’ll probably be a lot of hassle to get it going!

@strawberry-3.141 Ok! I just might do that when time permits. :)

Hi @strawberry-3.141,
Really nice module! I have a request, if I may: It would be really good if there were an option to automatically cycle between a few leagues, instead of having to do it through voice control (which I don’t have!). Would you mind adding this?
Thanks in advance!

@retroflex said in [MMM-Skolmaten] Shows school lunch menus in Sweden from skolmaten.se:

Added you as a collaborator to the repo. I’m new to git so let me know if there’s anything else I must do. Follow up question: is it better to be a collaborator than to send pull requests? Or maybe just easier?

I don’t know exactly what collaborator means, haven’t used github much other than cloning stuff from it.
Normally you’d create a branch, do you stuff, raise a pull request, have it reviewed, (hopefully) accepted, and then merge.

Excellent, you solved the problem before I even had a chance to have a look at it! Well done!
I guess you can revoke my github access now. :)

@retroflex Sure, if you add me to the repo I’ll have a look. Github username is HenrikL6.

@Preve Sure. But it seems to me like a tablet would be a better solution for this.

I have created my own recipe collection + shopping list solution. There’s no MagicMirror module for it, though. When doing some cooking, I have an Android table with retrofitted magnets on my fridge door to display the recipe at hand. The shopping list component also integrates with Google Home (so you can just tell it what to add, which is pretty nice) and a few online grocery shopping sites through a Chrome extension.
I’m hosting this on Azure, can hook you up with an account if you like.

Note: it’s in Swedish, not English - but there aren’t that many buttons, so you should be able to pick it up quickly. :)

There is also a JSON API, which I intend to use to create a native mobile app instead of the current web-based mobile experience. This could also be used for MM integration, should you want to.

I have created pretty specialised module which displays the Nordea canteen menus from locations across the Nordics.
It’s available here:
https://github.com/HenrikL6/mmm-nordealunch