@ivanov_d Hm… Am I missing something? It’s working fine here (except for the pictures), I’m on: Core Version core-2022.2.8 and Supervisor Version supervisor-2022.01.1
Where do you get the error?
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.

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RE: MMM-HomeAssistant-Sensors (Development) - Show your HA Sensors on your Mirror
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RE: MMM-HomeAssistant-Sensors (Development) - Show your HA Sensors on your Mirror
@aseadc86 Thank you! :) It is not possible to get two values on the same row (I think) in it’s current form… And also the “pictures” from the sensors does not work. I’m just out of time to fix it… :)
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RE: MMM-HomeAssistant-Sensors (Development) - Show your HA Sensors on your Mirror
@joecas65 Hi! Yes, I do have this issue as well, I have not yet figured out how to solve it. It has to do with the “CORS Policy”. But I’m not sure how to fix it yet. I have to read up a bit and for the moment I’m out of time… Any PR:s would be appreciated! :)
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RE: MMM-HomeAssistant-Sensors (Development) - Show your HA Sensors on your Mirror
@bachoo786 Hi, I’m using the module and it’s working. It may be that the “request” module is missing? Have you installed it?
Go the to the module folder and donpm init
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npm install request
Let me know if it works.
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RE: My third MagicMirror, InfoScreen
Looking great! I like the idea! :)
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RE: Something new weather related.
@cowboysdude We had snow here yesterday, it’s suppose to be spring! Can you please fix the weather here as well, It’s not really working… :)
Great work, Looking great!
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RE: MMM-videoplayer
@sceetch Hi! Are you running on a RPi? Not sure if it can handle the load of playing a 720p in the webbrowser (that is used for the mirror)… A RPi 4 may be able to? Not sure… I moved my mirror over to an Intel NUC to be able to play 1080p in full screen… :)
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RE: Touchscreen Mirror
Hi @Schmaniel, yes. It works. That’s the way I have my Mirror setup. :) More info here…
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RE: What is your backup and restore method?
@swvalenti Ok… :)
You need a “server” (a location where you can “wget” files from for this to work.
I have a specific backup directory on my own webserver, but you can use any server as long as you can wget from it.Then the “Toinstall” part is just me having more the one config files in the backup dir.
Basically I have 2 different install possibility’s “house” and “NUC”.
So my backup config files are named “config-house.js” and config-NUC.js".
I enable the one I want to restore.“ConfigName” is the actual name of the config file when it’s copied to it’s destination. This is probably always going to be “config.js” for the MM2. :)
“User” is in what directory the “MagicMirror” is located (when you cloned it).
“Moddir” is where your modules will be installed (this is probably always going to the same for MM2 as well).
“DownloadFrom” is where to download your backed up files from.
Then it’s just two "array"s with the files and folders with the backup files and where to copy them when restoring.
Files[1] = “file1-to-copy”
Dirs[1] = “Where/to/copy/file-1”
And so on…Files[3] Is the script I use to set the screen to sleep and wake it up (Using MMM-Remote-Control).
Files[4] Is the script I use to automatically update the mirror and the modules (manually).Files[7-9] It’s the “compliment-files” (used in the compliments module).
And Files[11] Is the MagicMirror start script I use (for starting the mirror with pm2).
“Packfile” Is the name of the file to look for when installing moduls. If it’s there, the npm install will be executed when installing the module.
Last but not least it’s all the git-repos for the modules I use in my mirror.
These will be cloned in the “Moddir” and installed (with npm if “Packfile” exists").That’s about it. :)
Let me know if you have any more questions. :)