@mumblebaj I tried Dekinets’s one but it doesn’t work. login issues, screen stay without infos.
[LOG] Error: The server sent an unexpected response: /error.do?errorMess=errorNoLogin
at /home/MIRASPNAME/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Growatt/node_modules/growatt/lib/growatt.js:302:22
at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)

He told me to try an API update and I’ll do it when I have 1 minute

In the past I tried your module and it worked, but I need a simple visualization and honestly I don’t wanna bother you for a new build.

Thank you a lot

@mumblebaj Hello, can I ask you if there is a way to change module appearance?
I like your graphics but I need to run it on a small display, so I wanna ask you if there is a way to have a simplified text+number visualization or if I can get rid of battery power, because I don’t own it.
Your other module “MMM- GrowattStats” could be good for me, but only if I can get rid of “charged” and “discharged” icons.
A sort of Triangle with “solar” “imported” “load” will be perfect for me.
Thank you a lot for your nice work

@Snille I’ve logged in just to say… you are incredible!
That’s a very very great example of what a MM can do.
It’s just up to our minds!
Incredible, really.
I’m really interested about the IR touch system, I think I’m not enough professional to set it up but it’ really interesting.
I hope to have enough time in the future to learn/make one of this.
Thank you so much to have explain your project so well at the community

@sdetweil after some tries, this afternoon, ext3 started showing.
But honestly I didn’t install the clipping flix so I did it now

Hello,
I’m trying to configure MMM-CalendarExt3 with MMM-GoogleCalendar.
I tried a lot of config.js configuration but everytime the module appear I see an “undefined” message.

Standard calendar show google events, and MMM-GoogleCalendar show google events too.
So the Google configuration part should be ok.

npm run config:check tells me it’s ok

Could it be an installation problem?
I tried “npm run install” and “git submodule update --init --recursive” inside the MMM-CalendarExt3 folder but they didn’t solve.
Thank you

@sdetweil and I really thank you for that.
Thanks to you even more people will try MM and appreciate your work.
On my side I’m there to learn something new.
It’ more challenging but it’s also more interesting so I’d prefer manual ways.
Thanks a lot for your help, I’ll really appreciate that

@sdetweil said in Question about backup script:

@nowayto also see my MMM-Config, it provides module install and all config

I give it a try some days ago, after your suggestion but I wanna learn the configuration first, rather than easier ways

I’ll read your CSS guide for sure

Perfect.
Your right but since I’m not a programmer so sometimes I have some stupid doubts.
I started with a simple idea and now in my mind I wanna make more than one MM, with differents setup but for now I need to learn the basics configuration, so I’m testing testing and testing more :)
Reinstall from 0 and test again :)

For example I hope it will be not to difficult to config css, I like the personalization it will offer but I’m scared about difficulties. But I’ll try for sure!

Thank you again

Hello,
I have a question about backup script.
In these days I’m trying to learn how to configure MM with some modules, after all these tries, I will do a fresh installation with no errors on configuration.

When I’ll arrive at that point, I’ll wanna backup MM entirely, so I see your script:

bash -c “$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore/main/mm_backup.sh)” with any parms

I don’t want a github private backup, I want just a local backup so does this script will backup every configuration on: $HOME/MM_backup ?
I assume I’ll just have to copy that folder away and keep it secure?

When I’ll need a restore I can start with an empty SD card, OS installation, MM installation script and then which of that 2 options?

1- copy the MM_backup folder in $HOME, install modules I need and run your restore script
(bash -c “$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore/main/mm_restore.sh)” with any parms)

2- copy the MM_backup folder in $HOME and just run the restore script

Thanks in advance

@sdetweil
My fault. In config.js the adress was set in “localhost”… Sorry.
Now I set the IP and I granted the access