My first module. A module that shows school lunch menus in Sweden from www.skolmaten.se.
Basically it justs shows an RSS feed, but is very simple / has minimal configuration that works ok with the school lunch rss feeds.
https://github.com/retroflex/MMM-Skolmaten
My brother cut a hole in the wall for the mirror and now it only builds a few millimeters. Looks really nice. See here:
https://www.planet4.se/magic-mirror-deluxe/
Text in Swedish, but you can look at the images.
Looks really nice!!
Tip: as a Swede with kids, you might be interested in my school lunch module: https://github.com/retroflex/MMM-Skolmaten
A MagicMirror² module that shows a different text (or image or anything really) each week. I use it for my son who is learning to read and has “letter of the week” in school each week. But I guess there are more use cases.
Thanks to Sean for writing the actual code 
…or soccer if you prefer
Allsvenskan is the top league in Sweden. I tested all other existing modules, but there were no that included free access to Allsvenskan. So I made my own module.
There is no direct API for Allsvenskan, so this module uses the open Text TV API and scrapes the HTML it generates. Not ideal, but it works (for now).
How about seting up a google account and add the birthdays to the google calendar as recurring events. Then use the default calendar module to show it?
Shows stats (score, matches played and kills) for a set of Fortnite players.
The stats shown are from all seasons and platforms, but you can choose which game modes to show.
@Henrik said in [MMM-Skolmaten] Shows school lunch menus in Sweden from skolmaten.se:
@retroflex Sure, if you add me to the repo I’ll have a look. Github username is HenrikL6.
Added you as a collaborator to the repo. I’m new to git so let me know if there’s anything else I must do. Follow up question: is it better to be a collaborator than to send pull requests? Or maybe just easier?
Also took a quick look and found this:
https://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/api.php#soleclipse
Setup a VPN server at her place, then you can safely access everything. IMO, it seems overly complex to relay warnings etc. She can just call you when things doesn’t work.
I haven’t tried MMM-Admin, but with SSH you can do anything, so I would just go for that.
The only thing that you cannot solve is if the raspberry falls off the network. Then you have to reboot locally. Or simple option: pull the plug. But if you pull the plug while writing to the SD card, strange things can happen…
The blog for this project might be a good start: https://michaelteeuw.nl/tagged/magicmirror
For example if you use this for SSH:
https://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/
…you can edit config files etc. on another machine and when you save it asks if you want to upload back to rpi.
Found one more in module MMM-Vasttrafik-PublicTransport. I have created an issue for that:
https://github.com/bureus/MMM-Vasttrafik-PublicTransport/issues/14
My brother cut a hole in the wall for the mirror and now it only builds a few millimeters. Looks really nice. See here:
https://www.planet4.se/magic-mirror-deluxe/
Text in Swedish, but you can look at the images.
@MilkShake Isn’t the mirror on the same LAN? In that case you don’t have to do any port forwards.
@evroom Yeah, you’re right. It will boot from SD first and then USB if you have enabled USB boot. So there’s really nothing that will screw up by enabling the one time change. Here’s more info:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=225812
That also says the newer RPi3+ has enabled USB boot by default.
I run an SSD with my Pi 3B. Regarding the one time thing, it means it will always try to boot from USB first but if it doesn’t find a bootable USB device, it will boot from SD card instead. Disclaimer: this is what I’ve read, I have not tested myself.
I also remember that there were some issues with USB booting and Pi 4. Don’t know whether that has been resolved.
@Jalibu Awesome, thanks! I will add it to my mirror.
@Jalibu Any chance you will add it again and an option to choose between the two?
I wanted to suggest this optional source: https://www.merriam-webster.com/wotd/feed/rss2
But then I saw you used that before and switched to Oxford learner dictionary. How come you switched?