Sorry it took so long to reply back. I’ve been kinda busy
I finally had time to upgrade MMM-GmailFeed
everything went fine and is running perfectly
Thank you everyone for your help
Sorry it took so long to reply back. I’ve been kinda busy
I finally had time to upgrade MMM-GmailFeed
everything went fine and is running perfectly
Thank you everyone for your help
@sdetweil in your Google settings and click security
you will see in their
@sdetweil I’m glad to see that this site response to bullying.
Bullying is unacceptable and they need to be accountable for it
@NSpr this is true I’m running mine on the Linux operating system
@sdetweil sorry I didn’t see your post until just now
@sdetweil hey thanks a lot. I appreciate that
I will definitely check it out
I kind of made my own. It’s very basic but seems to do the trick
it is menu-driven so I can choose which modules I want to backup or restore
I’m fairly new at writing scripts. They are a lot of fun
@sdetweil sorry it’s been so long since I replied to this form.
So I wanted to just let you know I did make my own backup and restore scripts.
The backup is pretty simple. It just makes a copy of my modules folder and stores it in a safe place.
The restore is a little bit different. It will restore the module folder to its original location and then use npm install in each folder.
It worked perfectly
I tested it Under virtual disk. I install magic. Mayor the traditional way and then use my restore program and it worked perfectly.
I wanted to thank you for all your help and your ideas
@sdetweil I understand that now, but I already made it
and it works perfectly. in the future I will have 2 choices now
The reason I was looking for something like this. I want to generate a separate mirror for testing. That way if it crashes I won’t have to worry about it because all files and folders will be separated from the 2nd mirror folder
the 2 separate magic mirrors will work perfectly for me. I will definitely consider your 2nd option. In the future
Hello everyone.
First off I want to let you know I am new to all this and I’m learning a lot from everyone and having a lot of fun doing it.
I recently installed oneweathermap, The newer version where you just use your coordinates as well as your apikey. I did sign up and got my free key, but my problem is is always a hit and miss. Some days it’s very accurate and other days it’s off as much as 4 to 3°. What I have noticed when it gets to 68, It stops working. All other weather stations say it’s in the 70s am I doing something wrong here.the Coordinates that I’m using are Walnut Creek, California 37.9101,-122.0652 , which I got from Google search the original coordinates from oneweathermap showed the same response
from:config.js
{
module: "MMM-OpenWeatherForecast",
position: "top_right",
header: "Forecast",
config: {
apikey: "Mykey", //only string here
latitude: 37.9101, //number works here
longitude: -122.0652 //so does a string
}
from: MMM-OpenWeatherForecast.js
defaults: {
apikey: "",
latitude: "",
longitude: "",
updateInterval: 1, // minutes
requestDelay: 0,
language: config.language,
units: "imperial",
displayKmhForWind: false,
concise: true,
iconset: "3c",
colored: true,
useAnimatedIcons: true,
animateMainIconOnly: true,
animatedIconStartDelay: 1000,
mainIconSize: 100,
forecastIconSize: 70,
updateFadeSpeed: 500,
showFeelsLikeTemp: false,
showSummary: false,
showCurrentConditions: true,
showExtraCurrentConditions: true,
extraCurrentConditions: {
highLowTemp: true,
precipitation: true,
sunrise: true,
sunset: true,
wind: true,
barometricPressure: false,
humidity: true,
dewPoint: false,
uvIndex: true,
visibility: false
},
forecastHeaderText: "Forecast",
forecastLayout: "tiled",
showHourlyForecast: false,
showHourlyTableHeaderRow: false,
hourlyForecastTableHeaderText: "Hourly",
hourlyForecastInterval: 3,
maxHourliesToShow: 3,
hourlyExtras: {
precipitation: true,
wind: true,
barometricPressure: false,
humidity: false,
dewPoint: false,
uvIndex: false,
visibility: false
},
showDailyForecast: false,
showDailyTableHeaderRow: false,
dailyForecastTableHeaderText: "Daily",
maxDailiesToShow: 3,
dailyExtras: {
precipitation: true,
sunrise: false,
sunset: false,
wind: true,
barometricPressure: false,
humidity: false,
dewPoint: false,
uvIndex: false
},
I’m thinking it’s because it’s a free subscription and is limited
Hope you can help
Ray
@sdetweil I’m not sure what it is that you’re talking about.
I put in from:config.js just so everybody knows where I got my information from
I’m new at all this so please excuse my ignorance
Thank you Michael for all your hard work and creativity
i enjoy your magic mirror I actually have it running every day
@karsten13 thanks for the reply. I didn’t think it was possible, but I will certainly open up an issue and see what happens.
Thanks again
Hello everyone and happy new year
I currently have the MagicMirror version 2.18.0
and I have several modules in it
I want to keep my current version of MagicMirror
but I need to keep the modules up to date
I would like to use ignoreModules under updatenotification
is it possible to instruct ignoremodules not to look for MagicMirror updates
just the modules
I have been doing it manually with a shell script every once in a while
but since I have ignoremodules It would be nice to utilize it
@sdetweil bullet worked perfectly, but I just found out after trying your sitting Google assistant when it loaded it put the clock right back in the center so Google assistant was taking over the top bar. Now I have another problem lol
But it worked. That’s the only thing I didn’t try was position absolute
thanks for your help I appreciate it
Hello everyone, hope everything is all good
so I have the default clock moved from top left to top bar
but it placed it in the center and I would like it to be on the left side
I’ve tried several different methods and have so far been unsuccessful
I would appreciate anybody’s help. I’m also planning on putting my newsgroup, which is usually only a one liner in the center of the bar so I hope that’s feasible as well. But I’m trying to get past the clock 1st
As a huge Star Trek fan I would be very much interested in knowing how you did this
@NSpr this is true I’m running mine on the Linux operating system
@sdetweil sorry, I should’ve been more Pacific, the lights
@sdetweil I actually pulled it off using a Sonoff switch it works really cool. It’s only good for 10A
I actually made an extension cord with it installed. I am an electrician so I was able to do it safely and I set up Jarvis to activate the extension core and whatever is plugged into it, turns it on this really cool