@Perlchamp Are you running npm start inside the module folder?
I’m not an expert on this, but I think Module is a class that belongs to the MagicMirror environment. Your module as a standalone does not know what to do with it.
If you run npm start in the MagicMirror folder, it would recognize the code.

@lavolp3 If I remember correctly:
If you’re trying to auth from your mac’s browser using the pi as the mirror you should use the Pi’s IP address as callback URL. NOT “localhost”.
You need to use a valid address you can enter from your mac or laptop.

http://192.168.1.23:8080/MMM-Strava/auth

This one works if you also use http://192.168.1.23:8080 as callback URL for the authentication.

@huso15 Where do you have the mirror running? On the mac or on a pi?

@gwiz try

.weatherforecast

instead of .MMM-weatherforecast.
Odd, but that’s how it is referenced in the module css

@gwiz please post the complete part in the custom.css.
The selectors are important. It seems like you have the selectors wrong.

You would need:

.MMM-weatherforecast {
  margin-right: 50px
}

The rest may also be applied by the inner margin of the module. SO a margin or padding between the divs in the module container.

@35110 wenn solche Meldungen erscheinen und man eigentlich nichts geändert haben wollte kann man auch eingeben

git reset --hard

Das löscht alle lokalen Änderungen und setzt das lokale repository auf den vorherigen Stand des Quell-Repositories zurück. Dann kann man mit git pull wieder wie gewohnt updaten.

@OneAsianTortoise I wouldn’t do much about it as well. As @sdetweil said, they are only warnings. Your mirror will run with these warnings.
What I think is unproblematic is running:

npm audit fix

These are automatic fixes on the vulnerabilities that are obvious for the system.
I haven’t heard of anyone breaking their software doing this.

@Lordy said in MMM-RAIN-RADAR - Correct time:

@bhepler
I do not know what you mean?

Ich weiß nicht was du meinst?

I have included it in your post.
The markdown feature gives copied code a “window” and proper formatting for better readability.
You can use the button “< />” above your input window for that.

@Lordy said in MMM-RAIN-RADAR - Correct time:

Shouldn’t the purpose of the “Rain Radar” be to warn me of future rain? Right now I feel like he’s only showing me the past weather.

THis is what it is intended to do.
It only shows recent weather movement, not an outlook
https://www.rainviewer.com/

RainViewer shows you live precipitation map that shows how fast a storm has moved, how intense it’s been, and >what direction it’s moved in so far. Learn more.

Have a look at my module MMM-Buienalarm if you live in Nordrhein Westfalen. It shows expected precipitation for the next 2 hours

@Lordy I can’t follow completely.
The rain radar covers a range of 2 hours.
With UTCtime: 0 it should cover your current time -2 hours until your current time.
Does the graphic show the time progression? When does it start, when does it stop?

@dsmigl Someone here on the forum rewrote the css part into a grid style. It is a very good idea which I have put on my todo list as well.
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/10498/magic-mirror-redesign-wip-d/2?_=1588662144678

Apart from that, most of what you are showing COULD be done using the current format. But I guess changing to a grid display would be easier.

@smoysauce
First, moment(new Date(element.dueDateTime.dateTime)).format("ddd MMM DD") is redundant. You don’t need the new Date part.
moment(element.dueDateTime.dateTime).format("ddd MMM DD")should be enough.

Second, where have you put it?
I had my own problems with the code, that’s why I’m working on an own version including due dates, but it’s not finished.

Here’s how I would try to include it.

if (this.list.length !== 0) {
      this.list.forEach(element => (listItemsText += '<li style="list-style-position:inside; white-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis;">' + checkbox + element.subject + ((element.dueDate) ? moment(element.dueDateTime.dateTime).format("ddd MMM DD") : '') + '</li>'))
    } else {
      // otherwise indicate that there are no list entries
      listItemsText += '<li style="list-style-position:inside; white-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis;">' + this.translate('NO_ENTRIES') + '</li>'
    }

@smoysauce if your element does not have a dueDateTime (null) this could lead to an error (cannot get property of undefined).

Maybe something like this?

if (element.dueDateTime) {
  var dueDate = moment(element.dueDateTime.dateTime).format("LL");
}

@35110 es gibt ein neues Update&Install script von sdetweil. Ich denke er hat dieses Problem in seinem Skript gelöst.

Eine Lösung ist jedenfalls die package-lock.json zu löschen.

rm package-lock.json
git pull && npm install

Es gibt für Node.js-Projekte eine package.jsonund eine package-lock.json. Die package.json gibt Informationen was bei Ausführen on npm install installiert werden soll. Die package-lock.jsonschreibt die Version der jeweils installierten Pakete fest. Wenn man sie gelöscht hat wird sie einfach neu erstellt.

Eigentlich sollte die Datei nicht von git versioniert werden. Warum trotzdem immer mal wieder dieser Fehler auftritt kann ich nicht sagen.

I would set it into the top_left region right below the default clock module.
Then in the custom.css I would set

.MMM-SmartWebDisplay {
  height: xxxpx;  //put in the height you want, e.g. 600px
  width: 100%;
}

Not sure if that works. Try it out.

@rxlDavid
The errors make it seem like you have a strict mode enabled somehow. Wouldn’t even know how to do that.
Because normally the check would allow training lines and single quotes…

@rxlDavid You have config errors in the respective lines.
You should use your preferred editor (e.g. nano) and fix them

nano config/config.js

Or post your config.js here but delete every sensitive information!
At least post the first few lines.

@Chrisflex
Well… What have you done until now?
Have you installed MagicMirror on your dellserver?
Where have you done the git clone command?
You need to enter that directory before doing npm start

cd MagicMirror
npm start

Maybe have a look at the documentation again?
https://docs.magicmirror.builders/getting-started/installation.html#manual-installation

@Chrisflex YOu seem to be in the wrong directory.
when you type in npm start, npm is looking for a package.json file in the directory you are running it.
When there is no package.json, npm does not know what to do.

@rxlDavid Can’t find any errors in the config entry.

Do the following to debug:

1. include the config entry, and try the following in the console (directly or via ssh)

cd ~/MagicMirror
npm run config:check

No errors?

Then: Open the mirror window in a browser on your PC, open the DevTools (F12), select the “console” tab and look for errors/red lines