everything you find here is possible: http://developers.strava.com/docs/reference/

it’s not repo specific but attached to the user, see https://github.com/sdetweil

May this issue: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/2068

what means anything? Remains in loading state?

Here the brackets are missing:

    activities: ["ride"],

And now the old wizard is tired and has to go to bed …

you have to use my fork of MMM-Strava.
First goto your modules folder and remove the current MMM-Strava subfolder (or rename it).
Then in your modules folder execute git clone -b stats_incl_private_acts https://github.com/khassel/MMM-Strava.git.
You can use your current config in your config.js and add showprivatestats: true to use this new feature.

IMO this PR is only a workaround of a missing strava api function, I think they use it internally on their website, but they dont publish it … the workaround to calculate on your own is slow, loading my > #680 activities needs 20 sec. But I’m no js expert, may you can speed things up …

did already a PR for this for MMM-Strava, but still not merged: https://github.com/ianperrin/MMM-Strava/pull/38

Problem of strava api https://developers.strava.com/docs/reference/#api-Athletes-getStats

Get Athlete Stats (getStats)

Returns the activity stats of an athlete. Only includes data from activities set to Everyone visibilty.

Have you any public activities in the connected strava account?

I’m using a standard photo aluminium frame for my mirror. The monitor covers only the bottom half of the mirror. The problem is that this construction needs to be placed on a board or something else, the monitor inside the frame is to heavy for the frame.

for raspi 4b, very clean solution and easy to open:
https://joy-it.net/en/products/RB-CaseP4+03B

There is a fix for this provided as PR here but still not merged. But you can apply the fix yourself.

:thumbs_up:

My answer is related toI was wondering how I could backup my config and modules folder to a private repository on GitHub.

So if you want to put config and modules in one git repo without the other MagicMirror stuff, if found no other solution as doing it with such a “parent” construction as described …

you can do that with a git repo which is located above your MagicMirror git repo.

If you have a path structure e.g. ~/mm/MagicMirror where MagicMirror contains the MagicMirror-git-repo goto ~/mm and create a new git repo there with git init. Create a .gitignore file in ~/mm and put the line MagicMirror in it so this subdir is ignored.

Now you can add files or directories with

git add -f MagicMirror/config/config.js
git add -f MagicMirror/modules/*

Then commit.

don’t think that this error is related to an index.js from the MagicMirror core, so you can look which module has an index.js with >= 83 lines … or disable modules to catch the “bad” module …

what I told you in my last reply was the solution to use the develop image.

Now I tried to write down the other solution (how to patch a mm-file in a docker setup) here.

then goto ~/magicmirror/run and edit the docker-compose.yml with an editor (e.g. nano or vi).

In this file replace karsten13/magicmirror:latest with karsten13/magicmirror:develop, save the file.

You are still in ~/magicmirror/run, then run docker-compose up -d.

It will take a while because this will pull a new docker image.

After the app is up again, the problem should be fixed.

then you will not find the socketclient.js on your pi because this file is in the used docker image.
2 possibilities:

• you have to mount a fixed version of this file into the running container with a volume mount
• you can use the develop version of the docker image which contains the current develop branch of mm where this is already fixed (this is the current base of the upcoming MM v2.12)

Don’t know how experienced you are in docker, 2. option is easier to explain.

you are using this setup?