I want to display live cricket score and sensex indices (Indian share market) to the magic mirror but there are no free or open api available for the same, after spending a lot of time I came to the conclusion that using website widget to do the same is the best and only option so is there any way or module to add the widgets like these ones available at these sites for live cricket score cricruns(dot)com/widget/ cricwaves(dot)com/cricket/widgetmaker.html for sensex indices moneycontrol(dot)com/stocks/company_info/indices_widget.php liveindex(dot)org/widgets/ the above widgets are not embedded in the iframe tags, so is there any way to use the other widgets that are available in the iframe tags? Can someone please write a module where I can add any website widget to the magic mirror, just like we can add any widget to website?

@sdetweil use my MMM-Config module https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-Config

@nikhil That limitation is not for assistant api but for cloud speech api. ( I had used that api in my previous module)

what does it do? I just ported over my pure node/angular/javascript code to mm… took some thinking about how to separate the existing code to fit the MM execution model… in general on MM you supply fragments of a page to be shown in some location on the MM page… you can also do a whole page in an iframe…

how, can I turn on the relay after some time interval?

I wrote this 8 months ago and it may help someone. It’s meant to be used as a learning tool for beginner module creators. https://github.com/mykle1/MMM-UFO

I am trying to test the magic mirror and some modules on raspberry pi desktop installed on virtual box. But it is not running at all, can someone please guide me to install the magic mirror and at least some basic modules on the same for just test purpose. If it will work then it will be easy for me to develop some modules for me on my laptop and test easily. I have followed this process to install raspberry pi stretch desktop on virtual box. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE--H1wYKGU

@nikhil What did you use as a mirror? and where did you buy your mirror/acrylic?