@N6NG
I put this in my config.js and I get nothing in the bottom_right of my screen. The rest of my MM looks fine… but nothing shows up
from this module.

{
module: “MMM-MMM-EmbedURL”,
position: “bottom_right”,
header: “Embed-URL”,
config: {
updateInterval: 120,
embedElementType: “img”,
embed: [
“https://www.hamqsl.com/solarmuf.php”
]
},
},

Dennis

@wishmaster270 Thank you… I’ll give it a try…
Dennis

How would I use MMM-Widget for adding images like the following to my Magic Mirror?
href=“https://www.hamqsl.com/solar.html” title=“Click to add Solar-Terrestrial Data to your website!”><img src=“https://www.hamqsl.com/solarmuf.php”

Thanks
Dennis

@sdetweil Thanks Sam… I’ll have to ponder that for a while…
Dennis

I’m reading about widgits which I don’t know much about. I’m looking for a widgit that would allow me to watch in real time a webpage with no api on my magicmirror. Anyone know of such a widgit or where I can browse all the widgits available?
Thanks all you smart people out there.
Dennis

@sdetweil said in Install package.json:

@N6NG not npm install package.json
let’s go thru the instructions again
you got a full blank screen after installing and configuring a module
yes
you got the cannot find module ‘???’ message
yes
does the module HAVE a package.json file? NO
no, create one by typing
npm init -y

in the module folder
yes , continue on

Correct up to here… I did do install package.json
I looked and there was a package.json in the MMM-CalendarWeek module
At this point I did the git checkout package.json ****************
****** That’s where I get the message error: pathspec ‘package.json’ did not match any files known to git**
This is as far as I could get**

get the name of the missing module from the message in step 1

in the module folder do
npm install ???

where ??? is the name of the missing g module, you got in the prior step

Re: fix for black screen in 2.16 and later
I did the npm install package.json and it installed it ok and is listed in the directory MMM-CalendarWeek
then I did git checkout package.json and got the message error: pathspec ‘package.json’ did not match any files(s) known to git.
So I did npm install package.json and it said it was up to date. so I did the checkout again and got the same message.
Any words of wisdon o-guru- of the Magic Mirror (eg Sam)
Dennis

@sdetweil ok …thanks

@sdetweil Ok… on to the next modules Thanks again Sam

@sdetweil That’s where I loaded the CalendarWeek module.