It’s not that it’s not worth it. It’s just not cleanest solution.

@paviro Yes,it has to big of an impact on the file structure. This would require a lot of rewriting. (And besides that, it’s extremely ugly :))

@paviro Yes, but that doesn’t mean they are in a specific folder. That would mean all modules will be installed in ~/MagicMirror/modules/node_modules/. - I don’t think that is what we want.

By the way, when MM2 is stable, it will be available for installation using npm install magic mirror.

The biggest issue is that you can specifically mention where to install modules.

I suggest you open a topic on the raspberry pi forum as well… Maybe somebody can elaborate on where we have to look for a solution.

@Vendittelli Thanks!

This is something very MagicMirror Generic. Maybe we should add something about this in the Readme?

👿😂 - Boy, do I hate that module … ;)

Since MagicMirror² is currently only available as a beta, and the ‘old’ version is still the master branch, I was wondering what you guys think should be the point to release v2 as the master branch?

I agree that there are many (configurable) possibilities on the way event dates are displayed. And what I’ve learned in the past two years, is that there isn’t one way everybody thinks it works like it should … 😂

More importantly, the Calendar module turns out to be the most difficult module to make bug free, since so many differences in the calendar feed appear to mess up the date calculation. Most of the current bug reports are about the calendar module. So it might be a good Idea to first work out these bugs, before we make the calendar module even more difficult.

Any help with regards to bug solving (in the form of pull requests) are more than welcome!

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Thanks! I’ve added it to the Wiki.

Ps. Did you know the whole concept of a Wiki is that you can edit it yourself? 😂

@KirAsh4 agree! Looking forward to a pull request. ;)

I think a general maxNumberOfDays would be enough. I don’t think there are many cases you would need this to be on feed basis. insert why not both meme

@KirAsh4 lol. :)

@KirAsh4 interesting. Will take a look on ebay.

@KirAsh4 i prefer voice: “show me the traffic information” - but gestures would be awesome too. :)

The core system allows a module to switch modules based on a class. So in theory, we could simply built a module which switches modules on or off based on a time (or something else …)

@KirAsh4 Nice! What 3D-printer and Laser Cutter (jealous!) do you have?

Well, I’m not specifically interested in a Amazon Echo plugin. But I do want to built a voice recognition plugin. Unfortunately, I’m still looking for a simple, stable and powerful recognition library that plays nice with Electron and doesn’t need any Python (or other external solutions …).