Hey builders,

here is my second magic mirror which I worked on for quite a while:



Here are the config files (redacted).

Features:

• Dual Screen setup with one Raspi 4 B 4GB
• 180x60cm mirror (Mirropane Chrome Star II)
• 2 23,5" IPS Panels FHD
• LED Lighting down the back side (Alexa controlled)

Some key issues (feel free to ask me anything about this):

• finding a glue that holds 25kgs of Mirror
• making the frame white and good-looking
• finding a way to use two MM instances on two different screens (not that hard, I’m just a noob with programming)

The PIR Sensor will be hidden somewhere in the future.

I’m happy to help if someone has similar plans, just send me a message

Stay creative
Simon

@Wenike It’s CalendarExt (first version). Works good once you know how to handle it.
I don’t know the CalendarExt2 version.

config (ugly but works):

{
			module: 'MMM-CalendarExt',
			position: "top_left", //anywhere. It is not related to real position of view
			config: {
	  			system:{
					show:['daily'],
					locale: 'de',
				},

	  			defaultView: {
					position: 'lower_third',
					dateFormat: "MMM Do",
  					fullDayEventDateFormat: "MMM Do",
					oneLineEvent: 0,
				},
	  			views: {
	  			},
          		defaultCalendar: {},
	  		calendars: [
				{
				name:"Hotmail allgemein",
				url:"firstcalendar.ics",
				styleName:"style2",
				},
				{
				name:"Hotmail Stundenplan",
				url:"secondcalendar.ics",
				styleName:"style2",
				},
				{
				name:"Feiertage",
				url:"thirdcalendar",
				styleName:"style2",
				}
	  		 ],
	  		profileConfigs: {},
			},
},

Hey Thomas,

works perfectly!
Thank you very much This expands the possibilities for my mirror sooo far.

Stay creative,
Simon

Hey coders,

first of all: sorry for asking a noob question. I’ve tried to tackle this on my own (including forum searches) but can’t find a way to approach the problem.

• The Challenge: Display the graph on this website.

• My solution so far: Use MMM-SmartWebDisplay. However, this gives me only this part:

• Config:

		{
			module: 'MMM-SmartWebDisplay',
			position: 'middle_center',	// This can be any of the regions.
			config: {
				// See 'Configuration options' for more information.
				logDebug: false, //set to true to get detailed debug logs. To see them : "Ctrl+Shift+i"
				height:"100%", //hauteur du cadre en pixel ou %
				width:"100%", //largeur
               			updateInterval: 0, //in min. Set it to 0 for no refresh (for videos)
                		NextURLInterval: 0.5, //in min, set it to 0 not to have automatic URL change.
                		displayLastUpdate: true, //to display the last update of the URL
				displayLastUpdateFormat: 'ddd - HH:mm:ss', //format of the date and time to display
                		url: ["https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jYJ5Vvc4Z9PrL2gYqE8-1dKrQDe1bKIj3Lt6hwoyeFU/edit?usp=sharing"], 
   		   		//source of the URL to be displayed
				scrolling: "no", // allow scrolling or not. html 4 only
				shutoffDelay: 10000 //delay in miliseconds to video shut-off while using together with MMM-PIR-Sensor 
			}
		},

I somehow need to tell the module what part of the website I need, and that’s where I am currently stuck.
Any help is appreciated, please feel free to propose different modules/solutions if my way is dumb.
Also if you’re interested, here is my build.

Stay creative,
Simon

Hey builders,

here is my second magic mirror which I worked on for quite a while:



Here are the config files (redacted).

Features:

• Dual Screen setup with one Raspi 4 B 4GB
• 180x60cm mirror (Mirropane Chrome Star II)
• 2 23,5" IPS Panels FHD
• LED Lighting down the back side (Alexa controlled)

Some key issues (feel free to ask me anything about this):

• finding a glue that holds 25kgs of Mirror
• making the frame white and good-looking
• finding a way to use two MM instances on two different screens (not that hard, I’m just a noob with programming)

The PIR Sensor will be hidden somewhere in the future.

I’m happy to help if someone has similar plans, just send me a message

Stay creative
Simon