@raymondjspigot

There are several working examples in the wiki

https://github.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts/wiki/JSON

V2.1:

• Added support for stacked charts.
  

• Added a json api endpoint with sample data you can use for testing
  http://my-json-server.typicode.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts

JSON fetch interval added via chartInterval option. If option is not specified in config, the chart will only load JSON data at startup.

Description:

Chart module using ApexCharts.js for MagicMirror².

I’m aware of the other chart modules out there, but I like using ApexCharts.js in my projects. Coloring via themes and its monochrome option make it a perfect match for a mirror project.

Chart data can be supplied in config or pulled from JSON api.

Screenshots:

Pie chart with default options

Same pie chart with custom options:

Bar chart with default options:

Allows for multiple charts:

Download / Instructions:

https://github.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts

Version 1

Initial release

Version 2

JSON fetch data interval added

Version 2.1

Support for stacked bar charts added
Samples added to github wiki
Added json api endpoint with sample data for testing.

@sdetweil My jetson nano arrived a few days ago. I bought it for this purpose. Glad to hear it worked for you.

The format of the config file is important. You’re probably missing a comma or something simple. Post your file (remove any sensitive info) and someone here will be able to help.

@cyberphox said in Yet another AI for MagicMirror: This time it’s Mycroft.:

Very cool…Are you running this on a Pi? or more powerful computer?

Click on the ‘complete history’ link and you’ll see its running on a pi

The second link has instructions for disabling the screensaver.

I followed these two:

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror#raspberrypi

and

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/configuring-the-raspberry-pi

I have it running on the new 3 B+. Works great. I used the install instructions from the wiki.