@ezrael-villan Do you want help on how to create such a “Grade display”, or do you want someone to create it for you?

@zipo13 Just to clarify, what exact file did you edit?

@bhepler Electron is already a premade solution that works great. However using Chromium in Kiosk mode is also a nice and easy solution. And it may solve the issue here.

@Akkor How to open Chromium in kioksmode on startup: https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/40631/setting-up-a-kiosk-with-chromium

@grasshopper001 You are in two different scopes. Try to add .bind(this) to your setInterval’s callback.

Also do you see any errors on the browser side?

• Open Chrome and navigate to your MagicMirror’s Webinterface
• Open the Chrome Dev Tools via F12 (on Windows)
• Keep an eye out for anything red in the console
• Optional You can also directly debug your modules code in the dev tools.

@zipo13 Hi and welcome to the MagicMirror Forum!

You can debug it very easily:

Node.js side error:

• Execute pm2 log mm
• This shows you the last 15 lines of the error log, it should give you an idea what may be wrong.

Browser side error:

• Open MagicMirror on your local Browser (Chrome is preferred)
• Open the browsers Debugger, reload the page, it should give you an idea what may be wrong.

You can post the results here for further analysis.

@el-bardo You never know how other module devs use such functions.

Always use the most non-inversive way which would be the custom CSS way.

@el-bardo I would not recogmend to edit the moment.js library. Yes, it may solve your problem but changes to this library will also affect other modules.

In general it is unsave to just adapt a 3rd party library.

@akkor Ok, check the log with the following command: pm2 log mm

On the top you will see the last 15 lines of the error log.

@sollekram Awesome!

@sollekram Ok, did you try to reboot your System yet?

@ezrael-villan I recogmend you to start a new Topic. This is one is for introducing yourself.

@akkor Are you trying to start the MagicMirror via an SSH connection?

You can’t start an MagicMirror instance via SSH: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror#installation

@umeeq This script requires thatnpm is already installed. Please double check that.

@el-bardo Please show us the relevent parts of your config.js. Are you using the default clock?

From my head I can only think of custom CSS to archive capitalization:
text-transform: capitalize;

@sollekram Just make sure you only one method of starting MagicMirror. I prefere pm2. Did you start MagicMirror wit any other method except pm2? prior to pm2 restart mm?

It looks like you have multiple instances of MagicMirror running. I am not quite sure about that, but I the pm2 mode is set to fork on my Pi.

Hi everyone!

I am David Gölzhäuser, 21 Years old from Bavaria (Germany) and working as a Software Developer in the Austrian Home Automation Company Loxone.

I made my first MagicMirror this year and I am planing on making more for our apartments next year to greet our visitors:)

I have already contributed to a number of MagicMirror modules and even the MagicMirror project itself.

You can find me on my Website

Oh, and here are the modules I made :winking_face:
[card:idoodler/MMM-Loxone]

[card:idoodler/MMM-RPI-LED]

Did you install any new module? Please check the log via pm2 log mm. On the top there is the trailing last 15 lines of the error log, check it you may see some error on the node.js side.

If you can’t see anything wrong you may want to look into the Webinterface and check if the browsers developer console throws an error.

@meininger Hey, I just published an update of MMM-Loxone. Please update your MagicMirror, it fixes some connection issues.

@bobbythemoh If you use the the observingUuids you need to add the module position.
The alert module config looks good, what notifications do you want to display?

The mmm-openhabfloorplan module looks cool. I will definetly look into it :thumbs_up:

You can create a python periodicaly fetches the statistic files from your Miniserver (http://192.168.0.200/stats) and creates an image from it, saves in the directory the MMM-ImagePhotos module listens to.