Hi Sean,
I keep getting the “[GPHOTO] Scan finished : 0/There is no scanned photo currently.” error however there are 3000 photos in the folder. Sometimes it will successfully scan and display the photos fine but more and more recently it fails.
{
module: "MMM-GooglePhotos",
position: "fullscreen_below",
disabled: false,
config: {
albumId: "xxxxx", // your album id from result of `auth_and_test.js`
refreshInterval: 1000*60*5,
scanInterval: 1000*60*10, // too many scans might cause API quota limit also.
//note(2018-07-29). It is some weird. API documents said temporal image url would live for 1 hour, but it might be broken shorter. So, per 10 min scanning could prevent dead url.
sort: "random", //'time', 'reverse', 'random'
showWidth: "1380px", // how large the photo will be shown as. (e.g;'100%' for fullscreen)
showHeight: "1060px",
originalWidthPx: 1380, // original size of loaded image. (related with image quality)
originalHeightPx: 1060, // Bigger size gives you better quality, but can give you network burden.
mode: "contain", // "cover" or "contain" (https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_background-size.asp)
}
},
Connecting socket for: MMM-GooglePhotos
MMM-GooglePhotos started
Connecting socket for: MMM-MyCalendar
Starting node helper for: MMM-MyCalendar
Sockets connected & modules started …
Ready to go! Please point your browser to: http://0.0.0.0:8080
MMM-ModuleScheduler is removing all scheduled jobs
MMM-ModuleScheduler received CREATE_GLOBAL_SCHEDULE
MMM-ModuleScheduler is creating a global schedule for all modules using “30 6 * * *” and “00 18 * * *” with dim level 40
MMM-GooglePhotos initialized after loading.
[RCREPO] Repository scanning…
[GPHOTO] Scan finished : 0
There is no scanned photo currently.
[RCREPO] modules.json is updated.
[RCREPO] Repository scanning…
[GPHOTO] Scan finished : 0
There is no scanned photo currently.
[RCREPO] modules.json is updated.
[GPHOTO] Scan finished : 0
There is no scanned photo currently.
[RCREPO] modules.json is updated.
Inspector shows it loads the module but not an actual photo.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.