@bradley1982 Did use pm2 for example ? Then you could try to use the command: “pm2 logs ” (most of the times mm.sh) to check the logs.

Could you try to share those logs so we can take a look?

@elmago we could translate your text, but if you want an answer it would be great if you ask your question in English.

@earnestrichards My first suggestion would be to update to version 2.15.0, because there are multiple changes done to the calendar module.

@sdetweil Thank you!
It was because I opened one tab and then closed it, open a new one but the timer was still running indeed. When in the future I want to do something with the mechanisme I need to solve this ;)

Now I now how notifications work in practice, I can finish my own module :)

Hi all,

I tried to follow the following instructions First module to make my first module.

I have it running on my Raspberry PI, but it results in showing only the original count value of 100000 and doesn’t count down. My question is: what am I doing wrong?

Javascript file

/* Magic Mirror
 * Module: name of module
 * 
 */

//Register module
Module.register("MMM-DutchGarbageCalendar", {
  defaults: {
        foo: "I'm alive!"
  },
  
  //Start function
  start: function (){
        count = 0
},
  
  
 //getDom Function
  getDom: function() {
  var element = document.createElement("div")
  element.className = "myContent"
  element.innerHTML = "Hello, World! " + this.config.foo
  var subElement = document.createElement("p")
  subElement.id = "COUNT"
  element.appendChild(subElement)
  return element
},


//NotificationReceived 
notificationReceived: function(notification, payload, sender) {
        switch(notification) {
                case "DOM_OBJECTS_CREATED":
                        var timer = setInterval(()=>{
                                this.sendSocketNotification("DO_YOUR_JOB", this.count)
                                console.log("notificationReceived: DO_YOUR_JOB:")
                                this.count++
                        }, 1000)
                        break
        }
},
 
 //socketNotificationReceived
socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) {
        switch(notification) {
                case "I_DID":
                        var elem = document.getElementById("COUNT")
                        elem.innerHTML = "Count:" + payload
                        console.log("socketReceived:" + payload)
                        break
        }
},
})

node_helper

var NodeHelper = require('node_helper');
var request = require('request');
module.exports = NodeHelper.create({

        start: function() {
        this.countDown = 100000
    },

        socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) {
                console.log("Payload: =" + this.payload);
                switch(notification){
                        case "DO_YOUR_JOB":
                                this.sendSocketNotification("I_DID", (this.countDown - payload))
                                console.log("Payload 2: = " + payload);
                                break
                }
        },
});

Who can help me out?

Thanks! I will update when the module is published.
First I need to solve some issues :)

Hi there,

I’m working on a new module and created the necessary files on my Raspberry PI. Now trying to solve some stuff to get it operational, however when the module is done: what is the best way to publish it?

Does somebody has a kind of documentation about this?

Many thanks!