@kurt

That’s okay! You’re in the right folder now :)

In the previous post your command prompt looked like this:

pi@raspberrypi:~/MagicMirror $

Which shows you in the MagicMirror directory. But if your command prompt now looks like this:

pi@raspberrypi:~ $

Then you are back in the correct ‘~’ folder and you can proceed to step 2.

@kurt

Two things -

1. You’re in the MagicMirror directory. Type this:

cd ~

2. You need a space here:

tar -cvf mirror.tar/MagicMirror

should be

tar -cvf mirror.tar /MagicMirror

@1uke_

Rather than

~ $ cd MagicMirror/config

just type

cd MagicMirror/config

@kurt

Just wanted to check in. I tried to copy the config.js you posted and I had some problems as well. I’m a bit busy today, but I have some ideas and if you’re still stuck I’ll try to have a solution for you tomorrow. :)

@kurt

From a new terminal session:

cd MagicMirror/modules/MMM-WienerLinien

npm install

@kurt

Hmm. I’ll test your config.js on my system and see if I can isolate the problem.

@kurt

You’re welcome, did you re-start the mirror program after changing the config file?

@kurt

Also, it’s a good idea to remove your personal API codes when sharing your config file(s).

@kurt

You’re missing a } here

{
              module: "MMM-WienerLinien",
              position: "top_left",
              config: {
                   api_key: "xxxxxxxxxxx",
                   stations: ["142", "141"],
},

should be

{
              module: "MMM-WienerLinien",
              position: "top_left",
              config: {
                   api_key: "xxxxxxxxxxx",
                   stations: ["142", "141"],
              }
},

Could be other issues, but check that out first :)

I have a multi-page website I’m displaying in iFrame. Is there a simple way to scroll the page down after some amount of time passes, or as prompted by a socket notification?