@sonicgoose it might be easier for you to just do it through javascript. I’m always looking for something to do so I’d be happy to help you where I can.

@soccer19 Have you altered the location attribute in your config.js for that module? I’m sure that’s all it is. Just change location: “New York” to the name of your city.

@sonicgoose Can I see some of the code you’ve tried using? It’ll help me help you :)

Apologies for the bump, but I have added a few updates people may be interested in.

MMM-iClock - Live Clock module with updates on the minute every minute.

I'm running my MM on a Raspberry Pi and as you can imagine, looping something every second isn't great.
I have decided to recreate the clock module which updates every minute, on the minute and is looped to do so every 60 seconds after calculating the distance between the next minute on the initial load.

**Updates**
I have made the clock somewhat more customisable. You can now choose if you want the clock to update each second or minute. Redesigned the module adding an analogue clock around the digital version. Users can choose the size of the analogue display and the color for all elements contained inside. Users can also choose if they want the digital time displayed (0 = no display, 1 = permanent display, 2 = show for 5 seconds on every minute.) Choose if you want the analogue clock displayed at all, and finally if you would like all elements to have a glow effect or not.

Reccommended settings for displaying only the digital time would be to alter size to “0px”.

Previews

Installation

Installation is very simple, just clone the git into your modules directory then add the module to your config.

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
git clone https://github.com/aSeann/MMM-iClock

Using the module

To use this module, add the following configuration block to the modules array in the config/config.js file:

var config = {
    modules: [
        {
	    module: "MMM-iClock",
	    position: "top_center",
	    config:{
	        seconds: false,		//	true = update every second, false = update every minute.
	        size: "350px",		//	Size of analogue clock, also changes margin for digital clock.
	        color: "white",		//	Can be hex, rgb, rgba or color name.
	        digital: 1,		//	0 (no display), 1 (permanent display) or 2 (show for 5 seconds on every miniute).
	        analogue: true,		//	false (no display), true (permanent display).
	        glow: true,		//	false (no display), true (permanent display).
	    }
	},
    ]
}

@mykle1 LMFAO, as you can see I literally use the same thing as a template for my modules. Thanks for the heads up, i’ll change it now.

@ganget Have a look at the js Here
This is how I made my clock update every minute, on the minute. Could be done better i’m sure but this works.

@justjim1220 Do you mean for the clock?

@justjim1220 Say if you start your mirror at 30 seconds past the minute, the clock on the mirror wont update until 30 seconds past the next minute, that’s why I created my own clock

@ganget I’m not really that good with css animations but from what I can see,

-webkit-animation: animate 3s linear infinite;

should have something to do with it right? maybe if you make that 10 minutes instead.