@Henrik I had a quick look now and the exception seems to indicate that Parser cannot be found. Perhaps rss-parser package isn’t properly installed. Just to make sure: did you run “npm install” in the MMM-Skolmaten folder? Can you check if rss-parser is installed on your mirror?

@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?

@Henrik Thanks for the log. I’m not sure when I get the chance to look at it. I’ll try to reinstall from github on my mirror and see if I can reproduce when I get the time.

If anyone wants to give it a go, just go ahead…

@bimalnair I haven’t done any more research. But now I have started in dev mode and will see if the console log says anything useful. But it usually takes some hours before my freezes, so I will know later today (hopefully).

Another test is to remove module by module to see if a certain module is causing problems. Or the opposite, start with only one module and see if it will freeze. Can you check which modules we share? Maybe we can narrow it down a bit.

Is it the same as my error?
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/6181/mirror-turning-black-after-a-while

I do not have restarts of freezes, but everything turning black though. Can you reach your mirror through SSH after a freeze?

@doubleT Thanks for the tip! I will try dev mode and report back.

@Chris
Did you have the same error on the old version or did it appear with the latest?

@Mykle1
Thanks. I’m pretty sure the monitor is on, because if I connect a keyboard I can start a terminal and it doesn’t look like it has been down in sleep mode (should take longer time to wake). I’ve also tried to turn off/on screen with MMM-RemoteControl just to make sure, but no luck. I’ll double check the status light when the error occurs again.

I have a problem after the latest update (v 2.2.2). After a few hours (7h one day, 12h another day etc.) my mirror goes completely black. I can show the mirror from other devices though and I can access MMM-RemoteControl. If restarting MM, all modules reappear again, only to fail a few hours again.

I have checked the logs (.pm2/logs/*.log) and nothing is reported about this.
I’m running a pi3 with Jessie 8.0.
The mirror has been running ok for several months before this and all previous updates have gone ok.

My update procedure was this:

1. MagicMirror/> git pull && npm install
2. Got error “Electron failed to install correctly, please delete node_modules/electron and try installing again”
3. Deleted electron folder.
4. Updated npm (sudo npm install -g npm) just to make sure.
5. MagicMirror/> npm install (electron was reinstalled).
6. No errors while updating or running.

I’m running these modules:

• default/alert
• default/updatenotification
• default/clock
• default/calendar
• MMM-MyCommute
• MMM-RemoteControl
• MMM-SkolMaten (x2)
• MMM-ResRobot

Any ideas?

Description

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.

Screenshot

Download

https://github.com/retroflex/MMM-Skolmaten

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Version 1.0.0

• Initial release