It would be great if one could add disabled: true to a modules dictionary to disable it without removing its configs. What do you think?

Hello everyone!
We are very sorry for the outage. I had to reboot the server, problem is it never came back online. We now have migrated the forum to a dedicated server only used for magicmirror.builders sadly we still don’t have access to the old one which is why we decided to use a backup from last night so we can get the forum up again as quickly as possible, because of that any post published after the last backup (again last night) is sadly gone…

If you signed up in that period we kindly ask you to register again. We will do anything in our power to make sure this does not happen again…

Cheers and sorry again,
Paul

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Update: The old server came back online and we restored the database! All posts and new users are now back :)

As a little bonus the forum might be faster now, because of the following reasons:

• We now use nginx to serve static content instead of using nodebb
• We use Redis to store session data (faster than MongoDB)

Should be a lot better now :)

You have my deepest sympathies 😅

Description:

MMM-PIR-Sensor will monitor a connected PIR-sensor and putt your mirror to sleep if no one uses it either by disabling HDMI output or by turning of a relay.

Download:

[card:paviro/MMM-PIR-Sensor]

FAQ

“An unhandled error occurred inside electron-rebuild. Unable to find electron-prebuilt’s version number, either install it or specify an explicit version”

Possible solution: Change your package.json file in ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-PIR-Sensor like this.

Developer note

If you are a developer and want to pause your module while no one uses it (if it is processor intense), you can listen to the USER_PRESENCE broadcast. It will return true or false as its payload.

Changelog

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Initial release

The problem is now fixed.

Looks like we reached our first milestone! @jreyes is our 100th user :smile:
It’s great to see so many MagicMirror enthusiasts discussing their passion for the project and what it should become in the future!

I just changed it :)

Font Awesome is already part of the package. No need to load it externally.
Checkout this file.

We already used nodebb-plugin-spam-be-gone for Googles reCAPTCHA but that did not help as it seems…

I enabled Akismet again (disabled because it stopped some people from posting legit stuff). It should prevent most of the SPAM for now but some people might run into issues, let me know if you do!

Email verification was already enabled but I will check whether it really works.

@yawns Mhh admin panel says “email verification required” will check if there is a second option somewhere…

With MMM-Wunderlist you can add one or more widgets to your mirror displaying as many different todo-lists from Wunderlist as you like. Of course you are not limited to one list per widget, since the module can combine them for you.

[card:paviro/MMM-Wunderlist]

If you have any questions or requests for future versions, don’t hesitate to ask!

Not sure if important but should we start thinking about privacy? A malicious module would get all information from any module that broadcasts its data.

Good idea! Nice to get to know the people behind the GitHub comments a bit. Will add mine as soon as I finished the housing of my mirror :smile:

EDIT: Just noticed this is not in the show your mirror category, so I don’t actually have to finish my mirror for it :D Will add mine in a second :)

Congrats on the site! Looking forward to be more active on the forum again once I am a bit more used to living in Berlin :)

Would be great if you would upload your CSS to Github and share it here! :)

@pascal456 Is this still an issue for you? I changed some stuff a while ago.

Found a workaround! Use the shell within node to export the pins. Works without root if the user is added to the gpio group, to do that execute sudo useradd -g pi gpio.

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Setup the pins

const exec = require('child_process').exec;

exec("echo '22' > /sys/class/gpio/export", null);
exec("echo 'in' > /sys/class/gpio/gpio22/direction", null);

exec("echo '17' > /sys/class/gpio/export", null);
exec("echo 'out' > /sys/class/gpio/gpio17/direction", null);

Control the pins

gpio.setup('sys');

gpio.wiringPiISR(22, gpio.INT_EDGE_BOTH, function(delta) {
	if (gpio.digitalRead(22) == 1) {
		console.log("High");
		gpio.digitalWrite(17, 1)
	}
	else if (gpio.digitalRead(22) == 0) {
		console.log("Low");
		gpio.digitalWrite(17, 0)
	}
});

My name is Paul-Vincent Roll, I’m from Germany and currently 19 years old (doing my finals in school at the moment). I also happen to run a small business, which I try to maintain besides going to school. Mine is about videos though and not the kind of things we are doing here (can never really decide what I enjoy more… :sweat_smile:).

I love coding and building stuff but in most cases my coding work is sadly pretty much hacked together, still have to learn a lot of basic stuff but I will with time :slight_smile: I am currently planning to write an adventure game with a friend of mine, we’ll see how that goes.

Besides the “raw-computer” stuff I absolutely love (already said I can’t decide which one I enjoy more so it’s fine I use the same term again :smile:) crafting images and capturing moments with my camera, be it in video or still form.

You can find me on my blog, GitHub, Twitter, 500px, Vimeo and Instagram.

Wooohaaaiii! :) That’s amazing, congratulations @MichMich! :))