Great module. Thank you.
I am looking for some help with the css. I am looking to change the entire table to a maximum width rather than the 100% of the “top_left” that I have it at just now. I am also looking for the weekends to have a background color of #606060
Any help would be appreciated.
I am getting an issue with sudo npm install getting the following error.
npm WARN cannot run in wd magicmirror@2.1.1 cd vendor && npm install (wd=/home/pi/MagicMirror)
npm WARN cannot run in wd magicmirror@2.1.1 sh installers/postinstall/postinstall.sh (wd=/home/pi/MagicMirror)
Wish I found this earlier! Spent a few days trying to get it running myself using docker but failed at every turn.
I will give this a run through later today and report back my findings.
I also left the display loose from the the frame and mirror encase for any reason I wanted to replace the display. I imagine it would also help with heat dispersion if it is left a little loose. Make sure the frame is strong enough to withstand the weight of the display and you’ll be alright.
@cowboysdude Thanks for that, managed to get it installed.
Currently trying to get docker running, their guide on their site isn’t as simple as installing these modules xD
Bought one to swap out my raspberry pi 3 for another project. Starting from scratch, the curl script command doesnt work. What is the best way to get node.js installed from Pixel?
Just installed it and its working a treat! Thank you.
Looks brilliant. Looking forward to trying this out.
Would you be able to change the opacity?
Not given this a go yet but I’ll be sure to give it a try.
I reckon it will always be marked “Late” though…
@broberg said in Yet another Snow Module:
Sweet!
There should be a seasonal module like this, or maybe an extension for the weather apps (snow when the weather says snow and rain, hail, sunny, cloudy etc etc).
Would this be possible? Think it would be pretty sweet to have the screen snowing when its snowing outside.
Sounds more effective than mine. I set an infinite loop to check for motion every second and if no motion is detected for 600 seconds the display goes to sleep.
@phrazelle The idea behind it is so that when the HDMI is disabled you would get the no signal. You then set up the TV/Monitor to go to sleep if no signal is found.
Check your TV manual for power saving settings.
I used this in the UK.
http://www.cutplasticsheeting.co.uk/mirrored-sheeting/two-way-acrylic-mirror
I would recommend making sure you have the right size as it isn’t easy to cut yourself.
I have been looking for something similar. Linked up with SpotifyUI but not had much time to test it out.
Well done Mich! And to all the contributors too!
Link it up with a PIR sensor with some bluetooth speakers and you could give someone a nasty fright!!
The setup I have is for the monitor to go to sleep if no signal is found.
I believe you should be able to find the same kind of settings on your TV.
Dont get a straight VGA to HDMI cable because it wouldnt work. You would need convertor which is a bit larger than you would expect and often need to be powered.
Looking forward to the end product.