@mumblebaj Thank you for asking! 🙂 Since I want to redesign a few things on the inside, I have not looked for any further discussion for now.

My current plan is roughly this: First make the scripts more efficient (they are currently very storage and time consuming) and then automate the whole process using GitHub hooks and actions. I’ll try to accomplish this in the next few months 🚀

Once I’ve done that, I’ll look for the discussion about the official list.

On this occasion: What is the status of MMM-PGA? 😁 It would be nice if you put at least one of the screenshots into the repository and add keywords in the package.json.

@svenpisa said:

Do I understand correctly that I may only have to wait until the module works or do I have to make additional settings?

I haven’t looked at the code in detail, but that could be possible, yes. Of course, it may still be the case that something needs to be adjusted in gkeepapi and/or MMM-GoogleKeep.

The best thing would probably be to look at alternatives.

Can I see the status somewhere when it should work again?

If a gpsoauth version newer than 1.0.4 appears here, we can try again. You can also follow this discussion: https://github.com/kiwiz/gkeepapi/issues/81.

I have tried to get the module to run, but have also failed. It seems to me that there is a problem with gkeepapi. A simple query with gkeepapi already fails.

There seems to be a workaround with docker (see https://github.com/kiwiz/gkeepapi/issues/81), but I didn’t tested that. In the issue discussion the maintainer of gkeepapi mentioned waiting for a new release of gpsoauth. Then MMM-GoogleKeep might work again without any tinkering 🙂

There are some forks of this module, which one do you use? According to my knowledge, the following is the most up-to-date: https://github.com/spydersoft-consulting/MMM-GoogleTasks

Run git remote -v in the module’s directory to find out.

I don’t use this module, but my first guess is that you have two-factor authentication on your Google account (which is definitely recommended) . In this case I suppose you have to create an app password to use the module.

This would also fit in with gkeepapi’s documentation, which says the following: " Enabling TwoFactor and logging in via an app password is recommended."

Have you already created an app password for it or have you used your normal Google password?

@sdetweil On MMM-OnThisDayWikiApi I do not see this config option. It’s not MMM-OnThisDay.

@angeliKITTYx Try this in your custom.css file:

.MMM-OnThisDayWikiApi-single > div {
  font-size: 40px;
}

Okay, than please show what git remote -v outputs.

Welcome Jens!

Are you talking about MMM-Netatmo?

This should do it:

1. go to the modules directory: cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Netatmo
2. download the new version: git pull
3. install the new version: npm ci --production --ignore-scripts

Could be possible with js-dos: https://js-dos.com/DOOM/ :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Nice! :smiley: Please add it to the modules list: https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules.

Really nice work! 👏

I have sleep problems and have therefore found the time to get rid of the dependency on request for this module 😅. Let’s see when @jmwyds accepts my PR. It seems he hasn’t been active for a while.

@KristjanESPERANTO said in Internet-monitor module Not Starting Mirror:

I also happened to be working on the problem just now. The speedtest-net package is apparently no longer compatible with the current node version. I created a PR to fix this: https://github.com/BrianHepler/internet-monitor/pull/2

Let’s see when @bhepler merge it.

@ebourne The maintainer of the module, @bhepler, accepted my Pull Request. Please update your module and check if it’s working 🙂

I just wanted to share with you this video of transparent displays from Samsung. I haven’t seen any in real life yet, but those look really impressive. This would make a MagicMirror even more magical 💸💸💸

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuw0Qr8DHuA&t=8s

@plainbroke Unfortunately I can’t find any information about when it was canceled.

See it as a chance to discover a new nice module! :smiley:

@plainbroke You are talking about MMM-DumbAssCatFacts? Response from https://brianiswu-cat-facts-v1.p.rapidapi.com/: "API doesn't exists".

@angeliKITTYx Okay, with type: "all"' it doesn’t work for me either. Try it with type: "selcted". That works for me.

	{
		module: "MMM-OnThisDayWikiApi",
		position: "bottom_bar",
		config: {
			type: "selected"
		}
	},

@sdetweil Interesting solution! I’m still not quite getting to grips with the rebuild of electron.

My approach in the PR is to use a version of speedtest-net that is compatible with the current version. That way, no rebuild is necessary.

I also happened to be working on the problem just now. The speedtest-net package is apparently no longer compatible with the current node version. I created a PR to fix this: https://github.com/BrianHepler/internet-monitor/pull/2

Let’s see when @bhepler merge it.

@crisvdn Thank you for bringing up the subject. I’ve also been thinking about this for a while and have some ideas.

I try to keep the official module list up to date. I do reviews of modules and create PRs. Many are accepted, some are ignored.

I’ve started working on a new list of modules, and doing some rudimentary tests (you can see the result here). A few developers have already started work through the recommendations there. Even though the whole project is still in its infancy, but with that we have a process of assessing the quality of modules. Perhaps the whole thing will develop in the direction of module installer or app store. We will see. I would be delighted if you would take a look at the project and maybe join in.

There are already some great other approaches - for example the package manager mmpm or the “app store” in MMM-GoogleAssistant. Surely such projects could be combined on some level. I’m currently focusing on making my approach more efficient, then it’s time to automate it with actions.