@chrisyy

Here is the navbar code with my modifications:

https://github.com/in-a-days/MM-navbar

The user will still need to install voicecontrol, create and load the .pmdl files, and properly configure config.js.

Is the show/hide all button part of this build? I’m looking for something like

	var showallbutton = document.createElement("span");

to match these

	var weatherbutton = document.createElement("span");
	var newsbutton = document.createElement("span");

And I’m not finding anything. Thanks again, I really love this module!

So it’s been over 15 years since I’ve done much coding. My background is in C++ and I ran a few Python tutorials when I first got my Pi.

I’m writing a parser for this NBA score feed and it just occurred to me that I don’t know how to integrate a python script into Magic Mirror. I’ve made some good progress, but is there any sense continuing? Will I be able to easily port this to JS or will Magic Mirror know what to do with the .py file, or am I going to need to start over?

@chieftainSupreme

Found this today. It’s not nearly as elegant as the NFL xml file, but it should technically be parsable.

http://www.espn.com/nba/bottomline/scores

@strawberry-3.141 @chieftainSupreme

I am playing around with this - but I’m also just barely qualified to write code!

I’m gutting out most the higher level functions like stats and voice support, trying to just get correct scores to display. Biggest problem so far is I can not find an easy to parse score feed. This NFL feed is perfect.

http://www.nfl.com/liveupdate/scorestrip/ss.xml

@lolobyte said in Mobile app (bachelor thesis):

@in_a_days

ohh, reallly.

But is it necessary to run npm install again?

That is exactly what I am struggling with. I’ve only managed to generate a QR code on screen twice, both times after running the npm install. So basically right now I can only get a QR code after scrambling my config.js file. But it’s totally possible I’m doing something wrong too.

@lolobyte

Looks to me like the config.js rebuild is happening when the user runs npm install, regardless of where I place the MMM-Mobile module.

@lolobyte

Same issue! Attempting your solution now. Thank you!

@AlessandroRa said in MMM-Remote-Control:

It works, and it’s awesome!!
Now, time for a stupid question: since I’m building a touch screen smart mirror, can I run the remote menu on an iFrame? I want to be able to manage the modules and shut down the mirror when I’m not using it

You might find this module more useful for your particular build. I don’t think it features power and restart buttons yet, but that will be a pretty simple addition.

https://github.com/chr1syy/MM-navbar

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1128/mm-navbar-navigation-bar-for-touchscreens-to-hide-show-modules

I think this module is fun:

https://github.com/alexyak/camera

But e-mailing the selfie image seems kind of clunky. I think it would be great if the “Selfie” image can be automatically (or optionally) uploaded to my account on an online image hosting service.

I can handle a lot of the simple changes to the code. I’m comfortable modifying the socketNotificaiton send and receives, and I think I know what I need to carve out of the original module. But I do not know how to write the script that will communicate with the image hosting servers. Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Just completed my survey - hope it’s not too late to get involved!