For the storage problem (provided its not a hardware problem) execute sudo raspi-config somewhere in the menus is a resize filesystem button or something similar (if you use Raspbian not sure on other systems).
For the rest have a look at the README.

Seems like there is no today list available via the API.

Probably yes, will look into it in the next couple of weeks :)

Could you guys try to execute curl -H "X-Access-Token: OAUTH-TOKEN" -H "X-Client-ID: CLIENT-ID" https://a.wunderlist.com/api/v1/lists in a terminal?

@MichMich iCal reminders? Like the Apple reminders? Are they synced via iCal?

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

@chrismoore can you send me a Screenshot from the Wunderlist app showing the name of the list you try to embed?

The list is exactly written like this?

Why not use NodeJS for the script?

@chrismoore Can you show me your lists: [] entry in your config?

@pugsly I am busy this weekend but I will check next week, for the time being check your web inspector for any errors and make sure there is no mistake in your formatting of the config.js file!

@KirAsh4 node is serving the pages :/ nginx only acts as a proxy but I will send you its logs via email.

@KirAsh4 I can access the node logs, yeah.

The only thing it logged in the last hours is:

6/5 07:30 [27307] - error: /sitemap/pages.xml
 undefined
6/5 09:45 [27307] - error: /sitemap/topics.1.xml
 undefined
6/5 18:32 [27307] - error: /sitemap/topics.1.xml
 undefined
6/5 19:41 [27307] - error: /sitemap/categories.xml
 undefined
6/5 22:19 [27307] - error: /sitemap/pages.xml
 undefined

@KirAsh4 Same thought but no idea why the content is missing… Will check the next couple of days and may open an issue on their GitHub.

@KirAsh4 Any idea why that could be? There also is this strange white box sometimes when there are new posts in a topic:

Yes already noticed that but no idea why…
Will check once I have time.

@KirAsh4 Fixed thanks :)

@ababo have a look at my new module!

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

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)
	}
});