Have not found Telegram chat for MM.
Only italian community identified.

So have created for global chatting.

t.me/magicmirrorglobal

@wishmaster270 done.

@bouba830 ok, I see…

https://github.com/sergge1/MMM-senorled is no longer available

looks like it has been withdrawn

@Serge @Sean @lavolp3 cool

I found this the other day, maybe it will help your UI

https://github.com/Toreke/MMM-Dynamic-Modules

allows live dynamically positioning module content

Hello everyone!
I need to integrate few 3rd party modules to the MM core to appear them like a default modules.
I want to add the following:

email-mirror https://github.com/ronny3050/email-mirror MMM-PIR-Sensor https://github.com/paviro/MMM-PIR-Sensor MMM-Remote-Control https://github.com/Jopyth/MMM-Remote-Control

to the MM installer as a default modules.

I see, that

dependencies for default modules are stored within MagicMirror/node_modules while dependencies for 3rd party modules are stored within folder of each such module. default modules are stored in MagicMirror/Modules/default while 3rd party modules are stored within Modules/[Module_name].

I have forked the MM git, but can’t understand what to do next to make these 3 modules default for installation (I do not need to use installers/postinstall/postinstall.sh for this purposes as i need to appear these 3 modules as a default ones).

Is it easy to complete this task? I would be thankful for any ideas and thought.

@Serge npm start, starts the full system, and node clientonly starts the client

But u have a server already using docker so, only do node clientonly

@Serge ok, so you changed the magicmirror config to use port 80 inside the container
your run command -p should be

-p host_port:container_port so -p 80:80

requests to the host port 80 are forwarded to the container port 80

to make sure that MM in the container is working

do

docker inspect 37638fe6e1d0 | grep -i -m 1 \"ipaddress

and look for the ip address assigned to the container
should be

"IPAddress": "172.17.0.???

??? is most likely 2

then use your local system browser to go to

http://172.17.0.???:80

skipping the port forwarding

I like glass. I had been using acrylic until @ejay-ibm suggested I give glass a go.

I haven’t actually got the reflective film on perfectly (yet, trying again tonight!) but so far glass seems like it is going to produce a nicer finish than acrylic.

Thin acrylic just won’t work. It’s too hard to get it perfectly flat so the reflection is distorted. Thick acrylic is better in that respect but it still scratches too easily. Glass is thinner than the thin acrylic. I think glass weighs about the same as the thin acrylic. Glass just seems better in every way except it will cut you.

Glass Pros:

nicer finish thin light weight no warping cheaper than acrylic doesn’t scratch easily

Glass Cons:

it will cut you

Acrylic Pros:

it won’t cut you

Acrylic Cons:

warps easily (sometimes it’s already warped at the store) scratches easily (sometimes it’s already scratched at the store) more expensive

But this is all with me doing it myself. I wouldn’t be surprised if you found a very nice, big, professional-looking piece of acrylic with the film already on it somewhere. But based on my experience glass does come out nicer and lighter.

It is all about research. However, I haven’t found an extensive comparison so far. Apart from the link mentioned by @ganget, this link helped me dig deeper in the glass topic.

I’m trying to find a glass for my MagicMirror as well. I ordered the sample set from brigla and two 3mm samples with 12% and 20% light transmission from glaströsch.

To be frank I don’t find any of the samples satisfying so far. Compared to my bathroom mirror they all seem pretty dark. See for yourself. My favorite so far is the Mirastar 4mm.
In real life it even looks a bit darker than on the pics…

Mirropane Chrome Spy 4mm
Light transmission 8%
Light reflexion ?
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Pilkington MirroView 6mm
Light transmission ?
Light reflexion ?
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Mirastar 4mm
Light transmission 3%
Light reflexion >58%
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glaströsch Spionspiegel 3mm 20%
Light transmission 12%
Light reflexion 35%
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glaströsch Spionspiegel 3mm 12%
Light transmission 12%
Light reflexion 46%

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