@cowboysdude which module?

@lolobyte said in MMM-RandomQuranAyah:

Nice,it’s similar to Bible Verse module.

yap, i got the idea from that module.

Bandung, West Java, Indonesia

@AAPS said in Wider Veriety of Modules For Different Kinds of People:

@slametps Much appreciated. I was able to get prayer times with http://prayerwebcal.appspot.com/ and the calendar module, but this will make a fine edition to my Magic Mirror.

How you display this? using iframe or parse the content?

Description:

A MM-module to display ayah/verse of Quran randomly from https://alquran.cloud.

Download:

[card:slametps/MMM-RandomQuranAyah]

Screenshot

Initial Version

@AAPS

@AAPS said in Wider Veriety of Modules For Different Kinds of People:

Hi all,

I have been using the magic mirror for a couple weeks, and it has occurred to me how great the system really is. As a Muslim , I have to stay on top of all of my religious duties, so I was wondering if there are any other Muslims out there with more tech knowledge than me who are able to develop modules for Muslims such as prayer times ( islamicfinder.org/ ). I also would suggest that different modules be made to help people with their everyday lives. Again, these are only suggestions, but I hope all of you tech savvy people keep doing what you’re doing to make everyone’s life a little bit easier.

Hi, i’m an Indonesian and a muslim. I plan to develop a new one. I’m just finished develop a module to display a random ayah/verse of Quran. Please check : https://github.com/slametps/MMM-RandomQuranAyah.
Hope it useful.

@pugsly said in MMM-NetworkScanner:

@slametps Deleted the module and did a fresh install, still showing duplicate entries.

Lucky me. Btw, had you installed v0.0.1?

@MyMirror said in Need help to install the first new module to the mirror ...:

@slametps

Yes, thanks - the error has gone.
So i have to do npm install once and as a first step for every new module

But i didn’t have any values for CPU, RAM and Load …
Do you have an idea?
Thanks

Not every module required npm install. Pls refer to each module documentation.

Please execute the following commands on your raspi shell (refer to node_helper.js of MMM-SystemStats):

/opt/vc/bin/vcgencmd measure_temp
cat /proc/loadavg
free | awk '/^Mem:/ {print $4*100/$2}'

all commands output something? If there are, pls check the mm-log or browser console-log.

@Speedy-one said in MMM-NetworkScanner:

@pugsly same here -.-

I freshly install rather than update the module, and working flawlessly.

@MyMirror said in Need help to install the first new module to the mirror ...:

@yawns
First step - first Problem :-(
When i install async i’ll get following:
npm WARN grunt-yamllint@0.2.0 requires a peer of grunt@-0.4.0 but none was installed.

I’ve ignored this warning, and get new contend on my mirror.
CPU Temp/System Load/Free RAM : all “fetching” but no content
Where is my fault?
Greets

all you have to do before run the module:

// Navigate to the new MMM-SystemStats folder and install the node dependencies.
npm install
// restart mm

@Mykle1 said in MMM-NetworkScanner help needed:

@slametps said in MMM-NetworkScanner help needed:

@Mykle1 : For now, I downloaded the previous version (tags v0.0.1 before the official bugs free the new version v0.0.2 fixed/released), and work like a charm.

Very good. :thumbsup:

I just fresh cloned the (new) latest version (rather than update/git pull), it is working flawlessly now. Thx to @ianperrin.

@izanbard said in MMM-NetworkScanner help needed:

in this context self has no meaning - add var self = this; to the top of the function or replace self with this

self is already defined in the original complete code. the original author @ianperrin will take a look into the latest code (v0.0.2, I presume).
@Mykle1 : For now, I downloaded the previous version (tags v0.0.1 before the official bugs free the new version v0.0.2 fixed/released), and work like a charm.

git clone --tags v0.0.1 https://github.com/ianperrin/MMM-NetworkScanner.git

@Mykle1 said in MMM-NetworkScanner help needed:

@slametps I think so too. I could not get it to work with MAC addresses. Assigning static IP addresses is the only way I could get it to work, and even that was not perfect, as it would not show my desktop as active , even with a static ip address

Unfortunately, mine was not working, neither MAC nor IP. :sob:
While I tracing the execution through console log, the problem is in here:

...
payload.forEach(function (item) {
                var device = self.getDeviceByMacAddress(item); // device is null, although self.getDeviceByMacAddress() return not null. still no idea.
                console.log("devices: " + device);
                if (device) {
                    device.online = true;
                    device.lastSeen = moment();
                    self.networkDevices.push(device);
                }
            });
...

@Mykle1

@Mykle1 said in MMM-NetworkScanner:

@slametps Yes, at first the same thing happened to me.

This might seem obvious but did you change your config.js to ipAddress instead of macAddress?

I add new entries with ipAddress, but did not recognized. All displayed MAC (with showUnknown: true) already defined as entries with macAddress, but it said as Unknown devices.

@Mykle1 I’m already assigned static IP for all my devices connected to the router. When I set config showUnknown: true, the module display all detected devices (of course only display MAC addresses in upper-case), instead displaying the proper device name I set in the config.

@derek7467

@derek7467 said in MMM-NetworkScanner:

Only difference between you and I is you run the install with the &&. Remove it again, rerun from the beginning and manually CD into the directory and run the install from there. Skip using the && to install all in one shot.

Still no luck. Neither MAC or IP.

@pugsly Unfortunately, mine is not working anymore, neither MAC or IP. :sob:

@Mykle1 yap, mine is no longer working after updating the module :'( I think there is something wrong with the new module for MAC comparison. Hope the author fix this soon.

@Mykle1 sorry, my bad. The correct one:

sudo arp-scan -l -q

@Mykle1 try to execute the following in shell:

arp-scan -l -q

Compare all the scanned MAC with your MAC device entries in MMM-NetworkScanner.