@Stoffbeuteluwe

Is there a public API for Bring!?
No.

https://getbring.com/en/faq/#various

Thanks @yawns I believe this was the first out of 3 emails I sent.

I sent an email to all private messages I have received. I switched my mail provider a year ago and do not have longer the instructions. Maybe someone who tested it 2 years ago can send me them again

I’m sorry but I discontinued the apple developer programm due to its fee, so the app can no longer be tested for iOS.

Also this app was just a prototype and never went into active development.

@ejay-ibm I’m not sure which modules you checked out, but there are a lot of modules listening on notifications from other modules.

Basically the elements you need are:

• a module variable that stores the image name

this.image = 'talking.gif'

• a notification handler that changes the current image

notificationReceived(notification, payload) {
  if (notification === 'SOME NOTIFICATION') {
    this.image = 'looking.gif';
  }
}

• a render function that displays the image

getDom() {
  const wrapper = document.createElement('div');
  const image = document.createElement('img');
  image.src = 'somepath' + this.image;
  wrapper.appendChild(image);
  return wrapper;
}

I think this should give you an idea how to solve it

This looks pretty slick, good job @Cr4z33

@NPX78 MMM-TTS is an offline text to speech, where you can choose a few different voices, but I assume the voice of the Google module sounds better, but is online.

Here on the forum was once a member of the Kalliope team, you can reach out to him or on the kalliope project itself, if it needs to be that voice.

I wonder why you choose to have only one tester? As I wrote my own offline voice recognition and dealed over two years with users having issues, I can tell you by heart, that more people can identify more issues, even if it’s just because of the different setups they use.

@zoltan ' and " makes no difference. Your problem was, that you didn’t seperate the function call Math.random() from the link as text. So you literally had Math.random() in your link.

@sdetweil the global language is accessible like this config.language see example https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/blob/master/modules/default/clock/clock.js#L49

@zoltan try the following:

wrapper.src = 'http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Imagery/Map/Road/-26.0460,27.9790/13?mapSize=500,420&pp=' + Math.random() + ',' + Math.random() + '&ml=TrafficFlow&key=Asm#####AJWIWc5o8Onf4fhH8O3IEe2e8ZcHaLTBWhx4_BWTvOW4S5xj60MuUJf4';

This way you use the actual value and not Math.random() as a string.