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Have you updated npm?
I am not sure about this, but what I would then try is first install npm globally. Possibly using sudo.
I would however not advise to install the MM itself via sudo.
Try:
npm install -g npm@latest
If that does not work, with sudo
sudo npm install -g npm@latest
sudo npm n stable
The node version above is also not the latest one (> 10.0) but it should be sufficient.
@ianperrin Ian, I haven’t seen your latest reply, sorry, but meanwhile I’ve learnt how to deal with the templates and am implementing the progress bar myself.
The nunjucks environment makes it much easier for me in the end.
Look for a PR soon :-)
Thanks again for your work on this! Having much fun with the API and would like to bloat the module much further. (–>motivation for summer)
@mickyvi said in Which type of mirror to use:
Ciao thank you
Grazie.
This one is very very expensive but interesting. Let us know if you’re satisfied with it.
FYI, this is how I manipulate CSS to get brighter text:
.dimmed {
color: #aaaaaa;
}
.normal {
color: #fdfdfd;
}
.bright {
color: #ffffff;
}
body {
color: #fdfdfd;
}
The selectors are usually used in the modules to highlight or dim text. The body color property is the fallback in case no other selector is used. So I set it as the same color as normal.
You can find all the selectors in main.css where less birght colors have been used. In custom.css you can overwrite the properties.
Testing now electron@6.0.10 on a
Raspberry Pi 4 with
npm@6.10.2 and
node@10.15.2
Will report back as soon as I have something
@Mykle1 said in Your help is needed! Looking for new moderators!:
I’m not asking for the position but I would like to vote for @sdetweil. He already surpasses all the requirements. Talk about being overqualified. No one deserves it more than him. He already helps everyone.
+1 to that!
@Lisa-Brown Haha, well Lisa, that’s not exactly what I would call “on demand” music playback . I guess the OT had something different in mind.
However with the ample possibilities with Spotify on a Raspberry Pi nowadays I wonder why you would go through such an extensive workaround.
n957 Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
@phil said in Forum updated - I could use your help:
Browser: Firefox
Version: 75.0 (64-bit)When I
Submita reply, it is not displayed right away. I have to re-open the topic (a simple re-load of the page opens the reply form again, I think. Let me try…).And when I want to make another reply, the form is still filled with the text from the previous one.
Do you have the option “After posting a reply, show newest post” checked in your settings?
@lilpkstud Taking MMM-Strava as an example:
MMM-Strava.js (the main js file)
Module.register("MMM-Strava", {
// Default module config.
defaults: {
client_id: "",
client_secret: "",
period: "recent",
...
config.js:
//disabled: true,
module: 'MMM-Strava',
position: 'center',
config: {
client_id: "my_id",
client_secret: "hereisthesecrethidden",
@cyberphox On first look, should work, will bring it on the list.
It would help if you also open an “issue” on github so I have it tracked.
to make fonts brighter you should add these lines to your custom.css and change them to your liking. Below are mine.
I set all rather bright to be able to dim the monitor itself more. Then it doesn’t shine that much through the glass.
.dimmed {
color: #f5f5f5;
}
.normal {
color: #fcfcfc;
}
.bright {
color: #ffffff;
}
I agree, the glass looks great. Real silver mirror touch. What brand is it?
The rest of course looks great too :-)
@lilpkstud
Well, you can call any variable from your config/defaults using the reference this.config.variable.
Or this.config.requestToken respectively.
Something important to remember:
Sometimes, e.g. when you use a callback function, note that the this reference may change (better: the context changes).
Therefore you will often see something like this in the module codes early in a function:
self = this
And later on in the callback function
self.config.requestToken
Here, the “this” instance that is bound to its context, gives it’s properties to the global variable “self” that can then be used in any context (because it is global).
For (much) more information check out https://scotch.io/@alZami/understanding-this-in-javascript
This is a MagicMirror module to display today’s celebrations.
Shows some quite funny celebrations, also with (revolving) explanations.
Currently only available in German!
The data is fetched from welcher-tag-ist-heute.org
[card:lavolp3/MMM-Celebrations]
Thanks go out to Chris Erler for his beautiful compilation of celebrations and the detailed explanations!
@bhepler Added code tags for better readability
@sil3ntstorm That should be MMM-OpenWeatherForecast
https://github.com/jclarke0000/MMM-OpenWeatherForecast
@jcleary05 For touch input, have a look at these:
https://github.com/werthdavid/MMM-Bring
https://github.com/lavolp3/MMM-Keyboard (not ready yet, but soon!)
https://github.com/lavolp3/MMM-NavigationBar
As you see I’m working extensively on a “touch MM” as a kitchen hub.
Regarding a database, I can’t help you
@KamiSchami sorry for the late reply, currently not here very often.
Try putting following in your custom.css
.MMM-Celebrations {
text-align: center
}