@joey make sure you backup, backup , backup

my backup/restore scripts on top of install/update
can give you a lot of security and safety

@joey we are still discussing how to properly support his conditions settings, so there will be an update when we figure it out

the form library makes a lot of these things simple
add an enum to the string definition and now you get a select list, so a user cant put in the wrong thing, no spelling errors…

@BKeyport

given this article

i think this should work, as the div with the agenda class has no children, aka: is empty

.MMM-CalendarExt3Agenda:has(.agenda:empty) { 
  display:none;
}

@_V_ i would recommend 2g memory as a minimum now a days

touch is a problem area MagicMirror itself does provide support for touch on anything , its and output information panel

there are a couple newer modules that provide touch functions, mmm-chores and mmm-calendarext3.

with a few modiles and done creative configuration you can use touch to hide or show modules, or groups of modules (aka page)

but no general data entry. most of the apis provided by services are pull only

mirror and touch is complex. if the surface glass directly touches the touch display and has the right qualities , it might be possible (screen protector on phone like)
but i dont think you can get direct attachment to the monitor or tv screen that way

one could add an ir touch frame on TOP on the glass, which acts like a mouse. but these are not asthetically appealing imho.

MagicMirror will run on linux, macos, and windows
and you can run the server side somewhere and the display side somewhere else ( provided the hardware works that way too") as it uses a web browser for display.

speech reco, or direct attach hardware sensors would only work at the server side for example

look thru the show your mirror topic for examples of others implementations

@almightyyoshi yes

add

classes:"........ some_arbitrary_string "
//like this
classes:"foo",

after the module: line
to the instance you dont want the symbols to show

then use

.arbitrary_string .symbol {
     display:none;
}
/*like this */
.foo .symbol {
     display:none;
}

@rkorell javascript is compiled to a byteform by the nodejs engine

there is one embedded inside electron and one outside,
nodejs

the bytecode has a version number.
the engine needs the proper version to execute it
like version 21 added a new instruction, but vers 20 engine cant execute it

i dont know the version differences

anyhow, the electron-rebuild application will rebuild the parts of the js code used in the node_helper to match the internal/embedded node engine inside electron

because startup is using the electron app

in server mode we use the mode app

you should know if you run
node serveronly, then the bytecode has to match the nodejs standalone engine version
this is why we try to keep the nodejs/electron internal node versions the same
(there is a node rebuild too)

@RonR you gave two different nanes

mmm-newsfeedticker and newsfeedticker

if this is an addon 3rd party module can you do
git remote -v
in the module folder and tell us the url of the repo

also can you post the current config of this module from your config.js

Tom added the schema file to the module package for future users

@rkorell yes, that is what @electron/rebuild does

recompiles the module (from source) to match

in the magicmirror folder , if not already installed
(my install and upgrade scripts install it for you )

npm install @electron/rebuild

then in the module folder do

../../node_modules/.bin/electron-rebuild

a module needing this should have a postinstall script in package.json to invoke this command

@rkorell yes meant grep ssh

good info on ps failure impacts