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    • idoodlerI

      Use enviromental variables in server only mode

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      Hey guys! I need to use enviromental variables process.env in the config.js. However I am unable to do so in the server only mode. The config.js is used in the “Webinterface”, this obviously don’t have access to the enviromental variables of Node.js. I am using balena-MagicMirror (made by me) to have multiple remotely managed MagicMirrors which all contain basically the same config, but differ in a few things that should be defined as enviromental variables. Anyone know how I can “inject” enviromental variables in the browser with some MagicMirror Module? Edit: I just created a module that will do this [card:idoodler/MMM-ENV-Provider]
    • idoodlerI

      MagicMirror with BalenaCloud

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      I have great news. I finaly had time to work on this again. It is currently working with some caviets. I will push my changes as soon as I resolved them. This is a huge improvement for me, as it enables easy remote management of many MagicMirror installations:)
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      MMM-RPI-LED

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      Hi there! I just finished a new module, that allows you to control the LEDs of your Raspberry Pi. My MagicMirror is located in my bed room, and the LEDs disturbed me, so I decided to turn them of:) [card:idoodler/MMM-RPI-LED]
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      MMM-Loxone

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      @sdetweil thanks, i will do so!
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