Thanks!

For anyone who wants to do the same, just add the following to your custom.css file

#GPHOTO{
     /*1 is fully opaque, 0 is fully transparent*/
    opacity: 0.3 !important;
}

It worked! Thanks!
Is there a config to fade the picture, or do an 50% transparent black overlay? I am sure I can do this with some custom CSS, but was wondering of the module supports it.

Thanks for the quick reply. I assumed this had to happen from the exact same machine that MagicMirror was running out, because it would set a local cookie or something. But, I’ll try opening the URL from a different machine and report back tonight.

Thank you for making this great module and a very a good set of instuctions. I am struggling with the last step.

I run the node auth_and_test.jsand it opens the browser windows asking me to login. I proceed to do that, go through my 2FA and then land on a page which is asking me to select a google account form a list of 1 (just my account). Clicking my account just redirects me back to the same exact page. Have you seen this issue before? Any idea on how to fix this?

I am really liking the new module, thanks! But, I have some images that aren’t loading. Specifically, nt_overcast and overcast don’t appear to exist in the image directory.

Thanks! The manual install did the trick for me.

My mirror stopped working yet again, so I reformatted the SD card and went back to square 1.
After fighting the wifi issue, i finally got to the part of actually installing the app. However, the script on the main page breaks right away. I had to manually install NPM in order to move forward.

But, the script still fails because it fails to fetch a bunch of dependencies. Is there a different script that I can use? I see that it hasn’t been updated in 9 months.

I just updated this module, and it stopped working. I even tried resting to the simple config from the readme, and nothing is coming up. Where can I see the logs for it to try and fix this?

I know you are working on V3, and I am looking forward to it. But, I’ve been having issue with V2. Specifically, it wouldn’t work with MMM-CalendarExt. Meaning I couldn’t have both on screen at the same time.

I looked at the errors, and the issue appears to be with the following lines of code

 	if (this.config.units != "metric") {
	 tt.innerHTML = n Day ~ " + allDay[0].fcttext + "<br />" 
	 	: "Night ~ " + allDay1 + "<br />";
	 	} else {
	 tt.innerHTML = n " + allDay[0].fcttext_metric + "<br />" 
	 	: "" + allDayM1 + "<br />";  
	 	}

The error was something about an uncaught exception from a promise. My JavaScript is very rusty to actually try and fix this on my own, but simply commenting out those lines actually made the error go away, and I was able to get NOAA and CalendarExt on screen at the same time.

Just posting this because I spent the last two days trying to get this resolved, and figured someone else might benefit.

I totally screwed up my mirror yesterday, so instead of trying to fix it, I decided to just do a clean install. I went to raspbian’s webiste, and saw that stretch was the latest version. However, after installing it, I ran the setup script, and got a bunch of errors during the npm/node setup stage. Would the setup script be friendlier to jessie? I really don’t feel like spending another evening googling errors.