@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.

@drx1984 Are you talking about MMM-pihole-stats?

@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? :slightly_smiling_face:

@mumblebaj Many thanks for the tips! :smiley:

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 :-D It’s already in the stats.json.

1. mykle1: 42
2. bugsounet: 35
3. MMRIZE: 19
4. fewieden: 15
5. Tom-Hirschberger: 13

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:

1. MMM-Remote-Control (476 stars)
2. mmpm (168 stars)
3. MMM-Screencast (160 stars)
4. MMM-GooglePhotos (154 stars)
5. MMM-Todoist (147 stars)
6. MMM-Traffic (139 stars)
7. MMM-BackgroundSlideshow (130 stars)
8. MMM-pages (102 stars)
9. MMM-ModuleScheduler (96 stars)
10. WallberryTheme (94 stars)

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