@xela It’s not supported natively by webcamjs. See this issue posted here. You can try CSS transforms, but it may be too processor intensive for the RPi.

@snowman @cruunnerr You’re right. It is however baked into MMM-SimpleLogo. There is a time stamp query parameter appended to the image, so that it fetches a new version every time and does not load the cached version. Also, it has a refreshInterval config parameter to set how often it updates (e.g. "5*60*1000" for 5 minutes).

@donutsoup I think @cowboysdude’s module should do what you want: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/1803/mmm-history/9

It’s a TDIH module that cycles through different years and their significance.

@joncedimov If it’s the [enter] causing problems, you may need to override/disable the onsubmit event listener for the form. It may be that you’re submitting the form, MM has no idea what to do with that data, and so simply displays (reloads) the same page.

@cruunnerr Just from the stack trace and mention of git, I have a suspicion that this where MMM-Remote-Control polls Github for the git status of each installed module (are you running four third-party mods?). If MM is still working, it seems that it fails gracefully and is not causing problems. It appears that its node_helper.js on line 240 has a replace() call that is not receiving a proper string (or regex?).

@xela What modules are you using? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Have a look at MMM-pages. Install it, and you can then send a PAGE_CHANGED notification either when you send the camera notifications (voicecontrol module) or when you receive and process them (camera module). That should page between the camera and everything else.

It may be included by default in Node.js, but you still need to import it into your script.

@xela Which modules are you using? Did you run npm install in both folders? Do you also have the camera module in your config.js?

@pepebc It may depend on what precedes that snippet (if anything). Try copy/pasting the whole file into JSHint, it may give you a better idea. Also, doesn’t fs.stat() take a path as the first argument?