Should also be on the forum in the module section.

@aubcar did you check your web inspector?

@aubcar check your formating! You probably did something wrong adding the modules. You can check by using a javascript validator (Google it :))

@taztrk please use Markdown on code snippets so it is easier to read :)
Looks like your OS or node version is not supported by Electron. Try using Raspbian especially if you do not have much experience.

@taztrk so you did not do npm install?

@mattlugar not sure how currentweather.js deals with data it’s @MichMich’s module he might know something. But it would probably be easier to have a look at the module development README and write a simple module for your purpose from scratch.

@taztrk make sure to check your web inspector (use the node serveronly function and a browser of your choice - there should be a thread about that somewhere) for errors.

@paulofernandesjr a laptop monitor might be complicated to connect a Pi to. Most of use just use a simple desktop monitor and remove it’s housing :)

Hi guys,
A simple Google search for node parse json file reveals this :smile:

For a solution without node another Google search for javascript parse local json file reveals this article :slight_smile:

I hope this helps!

Please also make sure you use Markdown on code snippets so it is easier to read!

@feuerball yes for safety you should NOT use it! :P

@feuerball sudo should not be necessary.

Check the branches on GitHub!

@IngmarSwart Strange that you have this issue, since I do not. I only have the problem when the monitor is disabled via a relay while the Pi boots.
Could you do some more research on why this is happening and maybe find a way to fix it without root rights?

@IngmarSwart could you explain what setting this changes? And may open a pull request? Is this only possible with sudo?

Please also note: Use Markdown on code snippets so it is easier to read!

@PtrBld please add them to the wiki and the module showcase thread!

@MichMich maybe add a note that the tutorial is outdated?

@patm189 there is no index.php anymore and no you don’t need Apache, you can’t use it actually. Download it anywhere you like, just follow the instructions in the README.

@patm189 why (and how) are you using Apache vor MM v2 in the first place? It ships its own web server, you can’t use it with apache.

@incubik try the serveronly mode (see the wiki) :)

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!