@FlorianRD really nice and clean build

@Sean would be interesting to see the performance of cpu intensive tasks like offline voice recognition and face recognition and so on

here is the documentation https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/tree/master/modules

@Shawnsully can you post your config file

@vicdilou

{
    module: 'MMM-MovieInfo',
    position: 'top_right',
    config: {
        api_key: "PUTYOURAPIKEYINHERE"
    }
}

@cornusandu if you just turn off the electricity is not that good for the hardware in terms durability, but if you create a shut down routine e.g. 5min before, than it should be fine.

It’s only a minor upgrade to the 3, stuff like this I would expect for a major upgrade in a pi 4

@gismo2006 look out for the else if statement http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_if_else.asp

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Changelog:

Removed network column due to it’s not longer provided through the API
Implemented voice commands to show passing, rushing, receiving, tackles, sacks and interceptions statistics
Color and Logo type are also changeable through voice commands on the fly

It’s fixed now, was some date manipulation

@schlachtkreuzer6 I was a bit shocked by the amount of cables :D

I think here in this forum most of the people are only active as long as they have a problem or question. As soon as the mirror is up and running the users disappear again. The users that stay active, mostly have a mirror already, so they also don’t fit in your range of customers.

MagicMirror is also not the only project of it’s kind, so it’s probably worth it to post also in other forums about your product.

I also remember that you planned once, to create a dedicated online shop for it, which in my opinion would also be more profitable for you, as a lot of people google for mirror shops and don’t look up the forum if someone is selling it there. With seo you can also attract more people that way.

@gismo2006 no worries, if you come up with more questions don’t hesitate to ask

Changelog:

• Handling Bye Week for focus_on teams

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@mclemens7 it’s like writing a shopping list

you don’t write eggs cake fruits, but you do eggs, cake, fruits

@thedoorsfanatic Looks nice and clean. Good job on the build.

Greetings from Munich

multiple adresses are currently not possible

@JamesMM

1. If the pir watcher detects a change it will run the specified callback from line 55. https://github.com/paviro/MMM-PIR-Sensor/blob/master/node_helper.js#L55

2. If you want to debug the node_helper put console.log(“message”) at the position you want and you will see the message in the terminal.

3. If you change the config in the node_helper, you have to send the changes also to the main module by sending a socketnotification, as you did from the main loop to the node_helper.

4. If you define a callback with function(){…} you switch the scope, so the reference of this is the callback and not longer the node_helper itself, that’s why the author saved this into the variable self upfront. I would personally define a callback as big arrow function () => {…}, the advantage of this is you will stay in the same scope and wouldn’t need a redundant variable.

And I assume you want to use a timeout instead of an interval.

this.pir.watch(function(err, value) {
        if (value == 1) {
          clearTimeout(self.timer);
          self.sendSocketNotification("USER_PRESENCE", true);
          if (self.config.powerSaving){
            self.activateMonitor();
          }
         }
        else if (value == 0) {
          self.timer = setTimeout(function(){
              self.sendSocketNotification("USER_PRESENCE", false);
              if (self.config.powerSaving){
                self.deactivateMonitor();
              }
          }, self.config.offDelay);
        }
});

Changelog:

• possible fix for starting times of matches in london

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@oscarkindberg did you place the paper.gif file in the css directory?