@hattlegr okay, so the Magic Mirror creates logs in two places.

1. On the Pi itself. If you use pm2 to start your mirror, these can be viewed by running pm2 logs mm

2. In the browser console. These can be viewed in the browser’s Developer Tools (usually activated by CTRL-SHIFT-i).

Let us know what you find.

@hattlegr how about the logs or debug console?

@hattlegr okay so we’re making progress. What is the output in the log file or the debug console in the browser? Once you’ve authorised the module, was a tokens.json file created in the MMM-Strava module folder?

@lavolp3 said in MMM-Strava:

@hattlegr You need to create an application in your strava account to use this module. Have you done that?

1. Go to www.strava.com/settings/api
2. Create an application. As far as I understand the only really important value is the callback domain. I GUESS (!!) this would need to be http://localhost OR the hostname (or IP) of your magicmirror, something like http://magicmirror
3. Then you get a client secret and access token, which you need for the further procedure.

The easiest way to authorise the module is

1. On the My API Application page update the application by entering localhost as the callback domain.

2. Once the Strava API application is updated, copy the client id and client secret from the same page, then use these to update the module configuration in the config.js file and restart the Magic Mirror.

3. Finally, on the Pi itself, browse to http://localhost:8080/MMM-Strava/auth/ and follow the steps.

If it helps, here are the settings I’ve been using to test the module:

@hattlegr thanks for testing and sorry to hear you’re having issues. Perhaps you can post your config and any logs from the mirror.

@lavolp3 said in MMM-Strava:

@ianperrin … it might be worth to think about several rotating charts. Like for weekdays and a range of several months?

Good idea, could you add it as an issue in the Github repository so I don’t forget it?

@lavolp3 - thanks and good spot. Currently rotation is only supported for table mode. I’ve pushed a fix to the develop branch to enforce this behaviour. Please use git pull to get and test the changes.

@Arjan said in MMM-NetworkScanner:

Also I’m trying to get there some colour in . But nonmatter what I do, there is only white. What is wrong in my config?

As I’m away from my mirror at the moment, I can’t test your config, however, there may be an issue with the new color functionality introduced following a recent pull request.

Until I get chance to look at it, then if you want to color the icons for all offline devices in the same color (e.g. red), then again try adding this to the custom.css file

.MMM-NetworkScanner table tr.dimmed td i {
  color: #f00;
}

To color online devices, change tr.dimmed to tr.bright
To color the text as well as the icon, remove the trailing td i

@Arjan said in MMM-NetworkScanner:

Is there a way to only show devices if they are off-line.

Unfortunately, there’s not currently an option to hide online devices via the config. Feel free to raise a issue suggesting this enhancement via GitHub or even a Pull Request

However, there may be a way to do it using css. Devices which are online should be rendered in a table row (tr) with the class of bright, whilst offline devices will have the class of dimmed.

I’m away from my mirror right now, so the example below may not be quite right, but try adding the following to the custom.css.

.MMM-NetworkScanner table tr.bright {
  display: none;
}

@lavolp3 said in MMM-Strava:

@ianperrin Table mode doesn’t seem to rotate the actual data into monthly data for me. I have done a run of 6.4 km on Tuesday. But much more in Jan and Feb
Can you confirm that?

Hi @lavolp3 - can you post your config for the module and if possible the output from the log?