@KamiSchami My module doesn’t support this. But if you want to modify it for your needs, the lines in particular are 116 and 118:

      //determine how close pickup day is and formats accordingly.
      var today = moment().startOf("day");
      var pickUpDate = moment(pickup.pickupDate);
      if (today.isSame(pickUpDate)) {
        dateContainer.innerHTML = this.translate("TODAY");
      } else if (moment(today).add(1, "days").isSame(pickUpDate)) {
        dateContainer.innerHTML = this.translate("TOMORROW");
      } else if (moment(today).add(7, "days").isAfter(pickUpDate)) {
        dateContainer.innerHTML = pickUpDate.format("dddd");     // here...
      } else {
        dateContainer.innerHTML = pickUpDate.format("MMMM D");     //...and here
      }

This will help figure out your formatting options:
https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/

• Jeff

@socosurf actually I think for NBA the feed is from ESPN. In any case, same general idea applies. If you don’t see scores for these matches in the web site then you won’t see it in the module.

@socosurf the module gets its scores from a SportsNet.ca feed. If you see scores for games on their web site, then you should see them in the module. But I don’t think SportsNet has historically had exhibition games in their feed.

Congrats on your second build!

Also, flattering to see so many of my modules in use. Thank you!

@Hadr1en @numb3rs Thanks! Will look into both of these.

@airart No need to do anything fancy. I ended up writing my own word clock module and made work with the MMM-PIR-Sensor natively. You just specify the timeout in your config. with the showClockTimeOut parameter. That’s how long there needs to be no motion detected for the clock to show.

Example:

{
  module: "MMM-MyWordClock",
  position: "fullscreen_above",
  config: {
    showClockTimeOut: 5 * 60 * 1000, //5 minutes 
    language: "EN",
    orientation: "tall"
  }
}

Download MMM-MyWordClock here:
https://github.com/jclarke0000/MMM-MyWordClock

Yeah… not sure what I’m going to do about this yet… Need to rewrite my weather module AGAIN due to API going belly-up. Any suggestions on a good, free API?

This is a layout I made for a native 1366x768 TV that I use in my kitchen as an information centre. I’ve used a LOT of custom CSS to make this work. It does indeed use the standard clock module. The weather has been repositioned with CSS to make it look like it’s part of the top-left module, but they are in fact two separate modules.

I no longer use this layout as it didn’t really work for my needs and there were several modules that I didn’t actually use at all. So I use something now that is simpler.

I could share the custom.css and config for my current layout but it would be useless to anyone else unless the TV uses a native 1366x768 display.

You can read about it here in case it inspires you to do something similar:
http://jeffsnerdyprojects.blogspot.com/2018/04/information-center-v2.html?m=1

@DennisFaucher said in Sacrilegious Non-MM MagicMirror :):

I could display the clock but not the Dark Sky weather module.

I wrote the Dark Sky module. It uses the Nunjucks HTML templating system… I wonder if that has anything to do with why you couldn’t get it to run? Maybe it’s just a case of manually installing Nunjucks.