Great idea! :)
If i have multiple instances of a module, for example MMM-WunderGround (for different locations) or as in my case I have 6 MMM-MotionEye modules. :)
Can I specify what “instans” of that module I want to toggle?

Hi! Hm… Looks like the SiriusMX information is not coming out in JSON format correctly from the SonosAPI.
I think you may have to contact Jimmi about this. Open an issue here: https://github.com/jishi/node-sonos-http-api/issues and describe your problem. As soon as the “output” is in correct JSON format, it should be working. Usually hes quick in fixing things. :)

Good luck.

Hi all! I finally tried out the Chart module on a RPi3 (Jessie Lite install) with the latest MM2. But I can’t get the graphs to show. Is there anyone out there using my module who have it working?
The charts work fine in Chrome or Firefox on another machine… That’s how I developed the module. :)

Looking great! Nice work!

@d3r Hi! Thank you. Not directly, but if you build a script (maybe in node or in PHP) that parse the file and present the data in the form of JSON, it is possible.

Description:

This Module adds graphs to your MagicMirror 2.1 using your JSON source(s) from a URL.
It’s built upon the chartjs “ecosystem”.

I’m currently using small PHP scripts to pull information from my own “house-database” and then let PHP create the JSON string form the data. :) You have to provide your own “data-source” of course. :)

There are A LOT of configuration options in this module. I will update the README on git later on. But if you want to know more, just read the MMM-Chart.js. I have tried to document it fairly well.

The source can be either a table of values for like this (updating the whole graph on every update):

 [["2017-04-21 15:58:00",8.3,95.5],["2017-04-21 14:55:00",9.3,90.5],["2017-04-21 12:56:00",10.7,87.7],["2017-04-21 11:53:00",10.5,87.7],["2017-04-21 11:01:00",10.6,88.8]]...

That will give something like this:

Screenshot:

Or you can use a “real time” source looking something like this (adding values to the graph on every update):

[["2017-04-21 15:58:00",48.3,95.5,31]]

Screenshot:

Both together looks like this (video):

Download:

[card:Snille/MMM-Chart]

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Version 1.0

• Initial release.

This is a work in progress…
OBS: I have not yet tested this module on my RPI!!
Please come with feedback/PR:s Let me know how it works.

The idea was triggered from the “dynchart module” by Chris van Marl. Thank you!

@tosti007 Darn you! :) Now I have to start using this instead!! Thank you, need to get my mirror up and running again so I can reconfigure it (building frame for the moment). :)

Hi all!
I know there is a Plex module out there. But it’s a bit limited.
I’m currently using Plexpy (and frankly anyone who runs a Plex-server and loves statistics should).
There a very nice API for plexpy
All in nice JSON format…
So, If someone feels up to it please, give it a try. :)

Thank you.

@cohron So it’s working now? Congrats! Great work! :)

@cohron First you need to “install” the node-sonos-http-api. You can put the node-sonos-http-api on the RPi I think. I have not tried that. I have mine installed on another server. But just try it, do the following (obs I have not tried this):

cd ~
git clone git@github.com:jishi/node-sonos-http-api.git
cd node-sonos-http-api
npm install --production
npm start

Now, see if you can get your zones via the link: http://yourmagicmirrorip:5005/zones
If you do, you should be able to point your config to http://localhost
And you should see something playing, if it is playing. :)

Now you need to make sure the http-api is running all the time.
Use the same procedure as for the MagicMirror.
When you have the MagicMirror and http-api running type pm2 save (if you are using pm2).
Otherwise you have to add it to your startup manually.

I hope this helps a bit at least. :)