@SamLewis0602 Thanks for your awesome module. :)

If one of you can confirm the develop branch fixes the issue, I’ll push the changes to the master branch.

As far as I know the largest Magic Mirror so far:

More info: http://michaelteeuw.nl/post/150349424992/mirror-mirror-on-the-wall-who-has-the-biggest-of

Not a supported feature, but the calendar supports text replacements. You might be able to replace “Geburtstag” with the HTML to display the icon: <i class="fa fa-birthday-cake"></i>. But since this an unsupported feature, this is as far as my support goes. :) Check the documentation and knock yourself out.

Also note: MagicMirror² is built using Javascript, not Java (those are two different languages which might be important for you if you’re googeling …)

@paviro, any idea?

@alexyak Fixed.

The MagicMirror contains a SocketIO server. You could connect to that server and push notifications on the module specific channel. It’s an undocumented feature, so you might need to digg into the code.

Thanks guys! Typos fixed!

Special thanks to @paviro for the awesome video!

It took a while, but it’s finally here … The MagicMirror project has it’s own website: https://magicmirror.builders

If you stumble across some typo’s or know a nice addition to the website, feel free to send a pull request: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror-Website

The PR was just merged into the develop branch. I’ve added a translation for Dutch as well.

Totally off topic, but it’s so freaking awesome to see you guys discuss stuff I just made up on the fly … 😂

Feel free to send a pull request so anyone can benefit from this. :)

Please test the following PR:
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/416

It’s merged into the current develop branch. If you are on the develop branch, please use git pull to update to the latest version.

Thanks!

Additional configuration tips can be found here: https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/Configuring-the-Raspberry-Pi

Unfortunaly not our MagicMirror project. :(

MagPi confirmed that they nominated the real Magic Mirror project. Please cast your vote here:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/vote-top-20-raspberry-pi-projects-magpi/#comment-1262470

@alexyak like the weather module. ;)

To prevent these kind of issues (and improve security) I suggest all cross server calls are done in the node helper. (That’s what the node helper is for)

@alexyak yeah, no problem. The MagicMirror has a built in webserver which can be used by the modules.

I think the “preference page” could be a module itself. So knock yourself out. As soon as it’s fully functional I can include it in the main repository. :)