Heyhey! I also like to present my Magic(Dashboard)Mirror.

Here are some details:

Hardware:

• I used an 27" LG Screen because of the clean optic.
• To mount the screen as close as possible to the wall I ordered a Vogel’s WALL 3105
• Raspberry Pi 4 8GB w/ a 64 GB SD Card

Modules:

• Default Clock
• MMM-Wallpaper
• MMM-DarkSkyForecast
• MMM-MyCalendar
• MMM-PublicTransportBerlin
• MMM-Todoist (Connected with IFTTT Alexa Shopping List
• MMM-Fuel
• MMM-Remote-Control
• MMM-GoogleSheets (Stundenplan)
• MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify

Styling Custom CSS:

• I used the custom layout from @earlman
• Next to that I spent a lot of time adjusting my custom CSS

Picture:

Hey there - the instructions above doesn’t worked for me. But I found a solution that works perfectly:

1. Open https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji/tree/master/fonts
2. Download most recent NotoColorEmoji.ttf
3. Copy file in /home/pi/.fonts (if you cant see the .fonts folder please use CTRL+H to display it (Folders with names starting by “.” are hidden on Raspbian))
4. Done!

@vandyck Right, that is not a Mirror. The title of the post is misleading. I used the MMM as a framework to display on a monitor all the details we need in my family. So let’s call it Family Dashboard

@sdetweil said in Magic(Dashboard)Mirror:

@mz-ber so you found a monitor without branding on the case? I don’t see that in the US at all…

Right! That was just luck that I found it and it was really cheap because it was Amazon Warehouse Deal

I found it on this page https://www.nerdsheaven.de/amazon-warehouse-deals-tool/

@sdetweil Oh okay, you can only set an alarm and not a Timer?

@kamischami said in Magic(Dashboard)Mirror:

@mz-ber Looks great - Schaut sehr gut aus

Danke

@sdetweil Another guy added that as well and presented it on YouTube

He also mentioned something in the comments.

If that is not working I guess I’ll buy a microphone and test that with the awesome alexa module.

@sdetweil I adjusted my post above with an additional note about the Home Assistant Community that I found.
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/alexa-timer-card/258234

Hello @sdetweil - thanks for your quick response.

I guess you are half right. As soon as I trigger a timer with the EchoDot, I can see it on my iPad, iPhone etc.

There is some connection - similar to the Module “MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify”

And I’ve noticed that some guys from the Home-Assistant Community developed a similar thing (Alexa Timer Card)

Here are some images from my iPad:

Heyhey! I also like to present my Magic(Dashboard)Mirror.

Here are some details:

Hardware:

• I used an 27" LG Screen because of the clean optic.
• To mount the screen as close as possible to the wall I ordered a Vogel’s WALL 3105
• Raspberry Pi 4 8GB w/ a 64 GB SD Card

Modules:

• Default Clock
• MMM-Wallpaper
• MMM-DarkSkyForecast
• MMM-MyCalendar
• MMM-PublicTransportBerlin
• MMM-Todoist (Connected with IFTTT Alexa Shopping List
• MMM-Fuel
• MMM-Remote-Control
• MMM-GoogleSheets (Stundenplan)
• MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify

Styling Custom CSS:

• I used the custom layout from @earlman
• Next to that I spent a lot of time adjusting my custom CSS

Picture:

Hey there - I would like to display the remaining time of a timer that I scheduled via a physical EchoDot.

Is there a way to have a module pop up with a timer as soon as I requested it from the EchoDot? Similar to this Module?

Can you please give me an advice in which direction I can investigate? Is there an API available?

Thank you very much in advance!

Best regards from Berlin.

Hey there - the instructions above doesn’t worked for me. But I found a solution that works perfectly:

1. Open https://github.com/googlefonts/noto-emoji/tree/master/fonts
2. Download most recent NotoColorEmoji.ttf
3. Copy file in /home/pi/.fonts (if you cant see the .fonts folder please use CTRL+H to display it (Folders with names starting by “.” are hidden on Raspbian))
4. Done!