@RIKKO14

Using your city:"49.1811, -0.375565", I get this:

If the api has no data (events) for Caen, that can not be helped.

When I use city:"Caen, France", I get this:

So, the module is working. I added the ability to use coordinates for you. If the api does not give back events for those coordinates it means the api does not have data in the free api for that location. I suggested you increase the radius and you asked, ‘and how to Increase the radius ?’ My answer to that is, Look at the new config in the readme. I mentioned that 2 posts above.

I 've made a mistacke but I don’t know where :

No, you haven’t. You showed me that the module is working. You’re just not seeing the results you expected

@Mykle1

Regarding item #4 in my previous post. If you would rather use a placeholder image of your own (for when the api does not provide an image) you can make or find one and name it ‘go.jpg’. Put that in the modules ‘icons’ folder. However, I caution you to make the replacement image the same dimensions as the default image. Otherwise, the formatting of the module may get screwed up.

@RIKKO14

Ok, I’ve updated the module and tested it for your area. Run git pull in the MMM-Events directory. Things to mention:

1. Use the new config entry. I used the coordinates for Caen, France.
2. There are not many ‘hits’ for your area. Try using different eventType’s in the config.
3. Increase the radius for possibly more events. I set it to 100km.
4. There is a placeholder image for when the api does not provide an image for the event.

@RIKKO14

I will take a look at it when I have the time.

Try a different provider. Some of the api’s in use with this module could have changed some of their data or the data structure. Just a suggestion.

@RIKKO14

In theory, yes, but it does not seem to accept Caen, France.

From the api documentation:
location string
A location name to use in filtering the search results. Locations in the form “San Diego”, “San Diego, TX”, “London, United Kingdom”, and “Calgary, Alberta, Canada” are accepted, as are postal codes (“92122”) and venue IDs (“V0-001-000268633-5”). Common geocoordinate formats (“32.746682, -117.162741”) are also accepted, but the “within” parameter is required in order to set a search radius. (optional)

@RIKKO14 said in MMM-Events : nothing to display on my Magic Mirror:

Any idea to solve the problem ?

If the api does not recognize your city then you will have to choose a city as close to you as possible that does work. This is not something that can be fixed by the module, sorry.

@sdetweil said in Hello-Lucy sometimes not working:

u can’t have Lucy and Google Assistant both active

True that. That would account for it not working, for sure.

@sdetweil

Why?

Because I just used his install script for the um-teenth time. I’ve used it on Pi’s, laptops of all kinds, my dev machine, etc… and every time it has worked without a hitch.

So?

So thank you, Sam. :thumbsup:

@arduinounor3

I don’t see your config entry here. Does your config entry include:

microphone: "0,0", // run "arecord -l" card # and device # mine is "0,0"

Running arecord =l

pop@e8300:~$ arecord -l
**** List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices ****
card 0: PCH [HDA Intel PCH], device 0: ALC221 Analog [ALC221 Analog]
  Subdevices: 1/1
  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 0: PCH [HDA Intel PCH], device 2: ALC221 Alt Analog [ALC221 Alt Analog]
  Subdevices: 1/1
  Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
pop@e8300:~$