@clakkentt if you use my backup/restore to capture your MM config
and build a new card ON the pi3, and install MM and restore the config
do you see the same problem?
backup/restore here https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror-backup-restore
install/upgrade here https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts
@DDE12 yes, those are errors put out by the Electron browser library we use… they are just noise, no harmful effects, but we cannot suppress them, or turn them off
@plainbroke said in New module installer:
git clone https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-Config
yes, that will put you on the root branch main or master
you have to checkout the other branch that has the installer function in it
@evroom the core function is the same
i added the ability to have different page display times
i wrote the doc on the fixed page name approach
as you are using a notification now
just move that to suspend (same as index=0)
and the resume wakes you back up
@evroom my MMM-SleepWake uses an external trigger to cause modules to be shown/hidden (screen saver where the screen won’t turn off)
I provide a commandline command to interact with the module…
i use a webcam with the motion project daemon to trigger show/hide
from my SampleModule.js
// system notification your module is being hidden
// typically you would stop doing UI updates (getDom/updateDom) if the module is hidden
suspend: function(){
},
// system notification your module is being unhidden/shown
// typically you would resume doing UI updates (getDom/updateDom) if the module is shown
resume: function(){
},
@evroom sorry, don’t quite understand
your module would support the suspend/resume functions and be called at each appropriately
MMM-pages calls hide and show
there is also a ‘different’ way to configure pages
use an arbitrary name for each page
and then add that to the classes of the modules you want on that page
see https://github.com/sdetweil/MMM-pages?tab=readme-ov-file#class-based-configuration
