@raywo I did that but it stops after the authorization.

@yawns sure.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property ‘serializer’ of undefined
at undefined.module.module.exports (serializer.js:159)
at serializer.js:159

Hi @raywo
It stuck on step two… after I register the app to my account. Just saying: Wait for step 2 to complete. And doing nothing more.
Hmm, any idea? Did I made a mistake?

SOLUTION:
Okay for anyone running into the same problem:
You can get everything out of the link from your browser. Just copy and paste it in a text editor.

Link looks like that:
http::8888/#access_token=your access token&refresh_tokenyour refresh token&client_idyour client ID from spotify developer site&client_secretyour client secret from the develover site

Copy the 4 elements in the module configuration:

{
module: "MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify",
position: "bottom_left",

   config: {
     showCoverArt : "true",
     clientID: "your client ID",
     clientSecret: "your client secret",
     accessToken: "your access token",
     refreshToken: "your refresh token",
      }
},

That’s it 😊

same here with latest chrome (win10)

@E3V3A description is on github ;)

Step 2 – Create and authorise a Spotify app
In order to be able to connect to the Spotify API you need to create an app in the Spotify developer area. Then you need to authorise the app to access your personal data. Et voilà!

The module provides you with a special app which describes all the necessary steps and which guides you through the whole process. To use this app change into the authorization folder and start the app by typing node app.

cd authorization
node app
When the app is running you can access it by opening localhost:8888 in your browser. Provided you are doing this directly on your Raspberry Pi. If you want to access the app remotely just type the ip address or the name of your Raspberry like so for instance: http://raspi:8888. Then you should see the authorisation app like below.

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@raywo wooooow! That thing looks aaaaaaaaawesome! Can’t wait to test it:D

@strawberry-3.141
Haha I know me too. I am in a debugging mode :D okay okay I don’t have any 2x20 header left that is long enough to stack every thing together^^ and before I start with soldering I want to test if everything workes well. In the end it was a good idea, cause the flick stop working after some time. Have to figure it out why…

But with all that cables it looks like an super crazy syfy quantum computer :D

Updated the main post, added some media :)

@strawberry-3.141
Yep you are right. Same PCB layout and Chip. So there are the same.

The Flick HAT arrived today, freshly from the UK 😁

Two pics added:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1m5q29musCxpbcteoCT_oVEkI1ybnOefM/view?usp=drivesdk

I thought it would be a bit bigger. Can’t wait to test it after work 🤗