Hi @matthewj
You can use javascript to make the image URL unique all the time thought adding a “number” (in this case just a simple timecode). :)

OBS: I had to add spaces after the " < " before the end " > ".
Just remove them when you use it. :)

Otherwise it would not show.

< img id="graph" alt="" src="https://plot.ly/~myPlotlyAccount/myGraph.png" />

< script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" >
  var d = new Date(); 
  document.getElementById("graph").src = "https://plot.ly/~myPlotlyAccount/myGraph.png=" + d.getTime();
< /script >

Good luck. :)

Live in the city of Åstorp, in the county Skåne that is the most south region of Sweden. :)

@yawns Hehe, yes. If you are about to buy a 3D-Printer, I can recommend a PRUSA 3D-Printer. It’s my third printer and it’s by far the best one I have had (I built the first one myself). I’ve been 3D-Printing stuff for about 6 years and it’s great if you really want to get things done your “own” way. :) You can find some of the stuff I’ve done here.

All the same modules installed and here is the “nmon” result…
To the left is the “Tinker Board” and to the right is the “Raspberry Pi 3”. :)

And here is the module list:

MMM-Chart
MMM-Globe
MMM-JSONStatusChecker
MMM-Memo
MMM-ModuleScheduler
MMM-Modulebar
MMM-MotionEye
MMM-MyCommute
MMM-ProfileSwitcher
MMM-Profilepicture
MMM-Remote-Control
MMM-Sonos
MMM-SystemStats
MMM-TextClock
MMM-TouchNavigation
MMM-WunderGround
MMM-cryptocurrency
MMM-newsfeedtouch
MMM-plex-recently-added
calendar_monthly
mm-hide-all
mmm-suncalc

@cowboysdude Ok, looks good! :) I like it.

@devtech8 Hmm… It’s two different things. Either you run the mirror as a “local” mirror = The picture come out via the HDMI port on the RPi using Electron. Or you can run the mirror on “any” server (computer in your network) then start is as a “server” = The you can open the mirror on any machine on your network. Even if you run the fist way, you can also open the mirror on any other machine in you network (depending on the access rules in your config of course). However, a RPi is not a powerful machine, so it will be fairly slow if you want it both on your “local” screen and on a networked machine at the same time.
To start as a “server” you run node serveronly instead of npm start.
Then I recommend you to use pm2 as the “manager” for your mirror. It’s easier to troubleshoot then. :)

Not sure if I answered your question. :)

I myself is running 3 different mirrors. One on a RPi (local display), one on a server with the same config as the RPi and one more on the same server on another port for development. :)

@lucas781 Nice! Great idea as well!

All, I have got the Libre Computer now. Trying my best to get the mirror up. Ran in to a small hitch. There is no chromedriver for arm64 yet. They are working on it and there is a PR but it has not yet gone completely through it seems. I’ll see if I can figure it out some how anyway. :)

I’ll come back to this thread as soon as I gotten MM up and running.

Looking great! :) How does the forecast work? Do you set a day/days for the forecast? On the preview you are on “Wednesday” and the forecast is for Friday… Where is Thursday? :)
Another question, can you switch between Celsius and Farsighted?..

Just to add some depth to this… If you really want to go “crazy” with animations, I’m recommending Bibliopixel and PixelWeb. Then you can “animate” lot’s and trigger them with a curl “command”. Plus you get a nice Web-interface to test the animations in. :)