Why not do username:password@yourdomain.com in the config?

I think I prefer the first styling 😅 but maybe that’s just me :)

I am really not sure what this error is about…
@MichMich what is module.data.classes supposed to be? Since it isn’t defined apparently in this case…

@BROSS glad to hear! Don’t forget to present your finished module on the forum! :)
Seems like you figured the mark as solved part out yourself :smiley:

That’s exactly what this module does :)

To be honest the relay thing does not work that we’ll yet, still have to figure out some stuff related to how the Pi reacts when a monitor gets turned on after the boot process and not before.

As to your TV on/off button thing. The module simply puts s 3.3 volts on the configured Pin if the relay should be on and sets it back to 0 volts if it should be off. You can also configure it the other way around. Since I do not now how your TV button is wired I have no idea wheather it would work with this module without modifying some parts.

Why not use a node_helper.js to get around the access-allow-origin policy?

Yaaaah… On my phone right now it’s a bit hard here to do stuff like that :laughing:

I was just on my way coping the part be a little more patient @KirAsh4 😅

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 out the system temperature module created by @MichMich. I think he used some bash commands to make it work. You can find a link on the GitHub wiki or the module itself on @MichMich GitHub page :)

@KirAsh4 I pretty much have the same opinion.
However you should still be able to install node and npm on the Pi 1. The create a config file error is probably related to some typo in your configuration file or you did some other mistake setting the the thing up. Seems like you did not install the dependencies by using npm install? This could also be a reason :)

I moved this into the general discussion category since it isn’t a real module (yet?).

Can’t see any mistake there. Does it work this way? Any errors in the console or the web inspector?

I just moved this into a new thread because it has nothing todo with the original training file problem, please open a separate thread for different problems in the future as well :)

@Mitchfarino Not yet sorry.

@mbartels Regarding point 3: Have you thought about leaving the Pi turned on and only switching of the monitor?

@samydp you do not need any modules. Did you add anything to the modules folder?

@EoF maybe you could just add the featute to the core module as an option instead of creating a new module (@MichMich)?

I hate those node error outputs… 😔 it could be that one of your module helpers fails to start. Have you installed any modules?

@patm189 maybe CMU Sphinx could be used as the always listening part and as a button for Amazon Echo.