@chrismoore ah! No idea how that list is called in the API :/ you’d have to check the API docs for that :)

And there comes the “Doh!” moment! :D Thanks completely overlooked that…

I just started working on a little promotion video for the MagicMirror system. Please don’t expect it to be finished any time soon, it’s just a side project :sweat_smile:

Here you can see my shell reconstruction showing the simple installation process (it’s animated of course):

It would be amazing if you could contribute on what should be in the video and how it should present the system. I would also be grateful about some other videos that present software projects in a modern and beautiful way, if you happen to find any on the web :slight_smile:

The FRITZ!Box Callmonitor provides an interface for the FRITZ!Box showing an alert whenever someone is calling.

It also adds an optional widget to the UI which can be used as a call history or if configured correctly as a list of missed calls.

Numbers are automatically converted to their corresponding names if an .vcf address book file is given to the module.

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

[card:paviro/MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor]

Have you checked your config file with jslint.com?

Only had a quick look at your code but it seems like you are not sending anything from the UI JavaScript to the node_helper. In order for the node_helper to be able to communicate with the module’s JavaScript you have to open the socket connection by sending some kind of initial message to the helper first. So you can probably fix it by adding this.sendSocketNotification("hello") to the start function of your lovenotes.js.

Check the branches on GitHub!

@Snille We are working on an optional setting :) Just wait some more days and you won’t need to modify any code!

That’s exactly what this module does :)

@Mitchfarino no that’s it :)

Can you try executing curl -L http://user:password@myowncloud.de/remote.php/caldav/calendars/user/calendar?export in a shell?

MMM-Facial-Recognition will teach your mirror to recognize your face when you are using it.

Features

• customizable welcome message
• custom set of modules for every user

Important notice

This module does NOT offer real security! Do NOT use it for anything highly sensitive.

[card:paviro/MMM-Facial-Recognition]
If you have any questions or requests for future versions, don’t hesitate to ask!

@mochman to use GPIOs without root try exporting them via a shell command within node. The user than only has to be part of the gpio-group‘ :) check my MMM-PIR-Sensor` for an example!

You can now also edit your posts, once you fixed your last bugs :) Just make sure the conversation stays understandable by not removing your original post but instead adding a second section:

Version 2

It’s done! Check it out!

Maybe this should be a default module?

@cowboysdude @sunnysys why not use the capture script in the module repo?

Would be great if you could create a separate repo for every module :)

In general I like it a lot. Only thing that really bothers me is a lot of modules (even the ones written by NodeBB authors) are outdated or don’t work in some cases. The descriptions are often also far from ideal…

@strawberry-3.141 I just merged your pull request thanks! :)