You might want to read the README on the module:
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/tree/master/modules/default/currentweather

Basically, you need to go get your own API key for that to work.

Not that I’m aware of. But then, @MichMich is always working on some aspect or another of the code, sometimes in complete secrecy, in a bunker deep underground and won’t tell us anything. He’ll just surprise all of us one day: “NEW RELEASE!”

The config.js file lives inside of the MagicMirror folder. Look in ~MagicMirror/config/ for a file named 'config.js.sample' and rename that to 'config.js'. Load up your mirror. Once that’s working, you can start customizing it.

@Rtopher said in Auto on/off of the TV (not the Pi)?:

@KirAsh4
I had already found the link you referenced and in trying to go through it the instructions falter. I’m following the setup listed towards the bottom of this site but when I get down to sudo git clone https://github.com/Pulse-Eight/libcec.git I’m prompted to login to get hub but then just get “remote: repository not found.” Any ideas or advice?

What are you logging in as? The 'sudo' command is local to you (your rpi), so that password is your regular user’s password (possibly the 'pi' user, in which case you should not need it as it’s already configured to be allowed to run 'sudo'.) I can run it just fine and it clones that repository as expected.

That’s been in the 'develop' branch. Not pushed to 'master' yet. With this being a “biggie” for everyone who’s running the master branch, perhaps @MichMich might consider pushing it to the master branch sooner rather than later.

And my apologies earlier for not having spotted it. I always run the develop branch. #livingontheedge :)

I can spend days coming up with style ideas, but I think I’m done fiddling with this. It’s time to move on to the next step in the process. I’m cleaning up the branches on GitHub and getting ready to open the flood gates. In the mean time, here’s the 4 styles that I’m including. Note that the ‘slate’ style is really meant for people who have a mirror-less display as the colors probably won’t show very well through a 2-way mirror.

• The calendar is language aware, meaning it will translate to your language setting.
• The calendar will automatically start on either Monday or Sunday depending on your language setting.
• The header (month and year) can be suppressed (not shown) if desired.
• Customization can be done through the custom CSS file
• Current day is highlighted through CSS styling.
• Probably more stuff I forget at the moment … I’ll have it all written out in the README file, including the full styling tree.

Sometimes it’s the simple things that are the most frustrating. I get calls, almost daily, from coworkers who can’t log in … I ask, ‘is your CAPS key on’ … you can guess the response.

As he said, there is no mechanism to do that. However, using the carousel module, you can trigger all of the current modules to turn off and a different set to be displayed, effectively giving you a ‘2nd page’.

If you are talking about having something totally different, non-MagicMirror, on a ‘2nd page’, there is no way to do that.

@shavesophere said in npm start dev:

@KirAsh4 sorry - i stand corrected! but that being said when i first started getting npm ERRS i tried this and it still did not work… anyway, moving forward now!

Well yeah, that’s different. If npm is giving you errors, no matter how you attempt to start it, the errors won’t magically go away. That’s like saying, the car won’t start if I’m sitting on the left side, maybe if I sit on the right side it might, but in reality there’s no gas in it. Switching seats isn’t going to fill the gas tank. :)

If you can’t log in with that default user and password, and you never changed it to begin with, I would seriously wipe that SD card and start over. There’s no telling what happened to it or why the password is different. And since it’s an internet connected device, that’s cause for alarm, or at least be concerned.