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    • RE: M.Sc project- Fitness mirror

      @amirco said in M.Sc project- Fitness mirror:

      Hii All,
      My name is Amir Lorch I am a Masters’s student in Data Science.

      My Research vision is to create a smart mirror to encourage people to exercise more often, so the mirror prototype will present training data and display by demand a workout video. This is added to random food and training habits recommendations (using the basic “compliments” module).

      I’m having trouble with the MMM-googlefit and MMM-Withings. Im looking for collaborators and any cool idea that you can offer me.

      what is the problem with modules??

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Bluetooth music through Pi

      @Steve-o said in Bluetooth music through Pi:

      I’ve been trying unsuccessfully to get Bluetooth audio to go from my phone to the pi through the speaker connected to the pi (I have a speaker connected using a 3.5 mm audio cable). The pi will play audio just fine and I have the Alexa app on it working well.

      Because Amazon has prime music disabled the next best thing is to be able to play music through my phone through the pi.

      I am running stretch, with the Alexa integration and the magic mirror app with a pi 3. It has the built in bluetooth.

      I followed these instructions:
      https://plugable.com/2016/03/14/listening-to-bluetooth-audio-on-your-raspberry-pi-3-pi-2-or-pi-[zero/](https://robloxmusiccodes.net/143889072-roblox-rocitizen-codes/)

      I can connect and I can see through USB activity that it’s streaming over to the pi but I cannot figure out how to get it to output the sound to the speaker. I’ve gone through the audio settings several times but it all looks correct.

      Has someone gotten this working who can share with me how they did this or have any theories on what I’m missing?

      Thanks!

      i am also looking for this information can you please guide me if you have found the right information

      posted in Troubleshooting
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    • RE: Keyboard

      @sdetweil said in Keyboard:

      @pana507 you can also add the npm for virtual keyboard and add it to your module
      https://www.npmjs.com/package/virtual-[keyboard](https://spacebarcounter.info/click-counter/)

      there are others
      do google search

      node js virtual keyboard
      

      thanks for sharing man i was also planning to add the npm for the keyboard

      posted in Upcoming Features
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      lally james
    • RE: MMM-Keyboard (a virtual touch keyboard)

      @lavolp3 said in MMM-Keyboard (a virtual touch keyboard):

      Naaaa nanana Nana Nana
      You can touch this!

      As part of a bigger project to build a touch kitchen dashboard, I programmed a virtual touch keyboard based on the npm module simple-keyboard.
      This module can basically interact with every other module using the MM notification system!

      Download:

      [card:lavolp3/MMM-Keyboard]

      https://github.com/lavolp3/MMM- Keyboard

      Screenshots:

      example screenshot

      Features:

      • working with MM’s notification system (see below), can interact with every other module you can think of! (the notification function needs to be programmed into the module)
      • supports en and de locales, more on request
      • standard and numeric keyboard supported

      Working with the Keyboard

      Opening the keyboard

      The keyboard works with MagicMirror’s notification system. You can broadcast notifications from another module using the following parameters

      this.sendNotification("KEYBOARD", {
          key: "uniqueKey",
          style: "default"
      });
      

      The payload of the notification must be an object containing two parameters:
      key: You can use any unique key, it is advised to use the module name. MMM-Keyboard will take the key and send it back for the module to understand it.
      style: Use “default” or “numbers” here

      Receiving data

      As soon as you hit the “SEND!”-Button the keyboard sends back the written content using the format

      this.sendNotification("KEYBOARD_INPUT", {
          key: "uniqueKey",
          message: "test"
      });
      

      You can fetch this message by checking for the key component. Here an example:

      notificationReceived : function (notification, payload) {
          if (notification == "KEYBOARD_INPUT" && payload.key === "uniqueKey") {
              console.log(payload.message);
          }
      },
      

      Implemented modules

      • MMM-Bring (PR prepared, not implemented into master yet)

      Planned:

      • MMM-Todo
      • an own Timer / Alarm module

      For further implementations, contact me or send it as an issue here!

      Thanks

      Thanks to @jheyman for alpha testing and Francisco Hodges for the beautiful simple-keyboard npm module!

      that is very detailed information i was looking for man thanks for sharing, love this sort of detailed information

      posted in System
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      lally james