@sdetweil I had tomatoes on my eyes, sorry
@drx1984 The repository of pihole-info unfortunately does not contain a screenshot, but your first screenshot looks very similar to MMM-pihole-stats. I suggest to try it.
@sdetweil I had tomatoes on my eyes, sorry
@drx1984 The repository of pihole-info unfortunately does not contain a screenshot, but your first screenshot looks very similar to MMM-pihole-stats. I suggest to try it.
@MMRIZE Okay I just added it to the list.
@MMRIZE Since more than one user is using MMM-AnotherNewsFeed, would it make sense to add it to the list of 3rd party modules?
@mumblebaj Many thanks for the tips!
I have meanwhile written to the operators of the website to see if they can offer an API. If not, I will probably follow your suggested approach.
I would like to have a module that shows the current emergency pharmacies nearby. For Germany, there is for example this page for this. However, I cannot find an API or similar.
I have already experimented a bit with parsing the website, that would be a possible way to do it. But I don’t think it’s a clean solution and I’m not sure if it would be legally okay.
What would your approach be to implement this?
I found notdienst_api, but it only works in bavaria. If there is no better approach, I would possibly try to extend that package.
@bugsounet Sure It’s already in the stats.json.
Hello everyone!
Have you ever wondered what the most popular MagicMirror² modules are? Until now it wasn’t easy to find out. Recently, I added a new sorting feature to the new module list I am working on. It allows you to sort by GitHub stars! So now it’s easier than ever to find out which modules are the community’s favorites
At the moment the top ten modules are:
Why is it important to star modules? Starring modules on GitHub is a great way to show your appreciation for the developers’ hard work. It also helps other users find popular modules.
How can I star a module? To star a module, simply go to the module’s GitHub page and click the “Star” button.
I encourage you to star all the modules you use and appreciate And don’t forget to give the MagicMirror project itself a star!
I hope this new sorting option helps you find the perfect modules for your MagicMirror² setup!
Your feedback is welcome: Would you have expected these modules to be in the top 10? Which modules are not in the top 10 and should get more stars in your opinion?
@sdetweil With git reset ...
everything is reset hard, this fixes the problem, but does not help to explain it. I haven’t fully understood myself why git pull
didn’t worked after git stash
.
@1a2a3a If you want to reset the module without saving your local changes, you can do this in the module’s directory:
git fetch origin master
git reset --hard origin/master
git pull