@paviro sounds interesting, but sadly I can not make any promises as long as the registration is open :(

@kurt I will try to do this in the next days. Progress can be followed down below.

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@Lolololito First of all I have to blame you for doing stupid mistakes, furthermore there is a comma missing in line 19 :)

@Mykle1 you only have to say the mode voice once after system start it will be then allways in the voice mode if you dont exit it.

I guess by changig this to voice https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-voice/blob/master/node_helper.js#L63 you could also avoid saying it once

@broberg It’s in Berlin. I think English is enough to talk with most of the people

I implemented another dictionairy provider. Do git pull and npm install

• custom (All < - > All)
  custom file that gets parsed you can put in there whatever lanuguages you want, as long as they are in the format:

[
  {
    "native": "text",
    "foreign": "translated text"
  },
  {
    "native": "another text",
    "foreign": "another translation"
  },
  ...
]

• geschichtsvereinkoengen (Latin < - > German)
  Parses dictionairy from a website

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@Usrnme2Lng in your config.js file is a section like:

{
    module: "compliments",
    position: "lower_third"
},

just remove that part and it will be gone

@chris1971 something was already using port 8080, probably the previous instance of magic mirror was not shut down properly and still occupying this port, or a different programm was using it

@Fonfon open a terminal and change directory cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Globe then npm install

@dherl0623 you should log the response of gasbuddy, sounds like you are not getting a valid json response from the api

@erikgroentje this bug is already fixed and will be in the next release https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/pull/943

@E3V3A the next release should be on 1st of april

@Sultan91 For me a smart mirror is similar to a smart watch, it’s a nice to have gadget. For myself I don’t have one, but it’s fun to develop and with more and more service integrations it’s getting more and more useful

@k3tan I registered for an api key. Because I had a really good time when I lived in Australia I might integrate it in the MMM-fuel module.

@AnduriI could you run the alarm clock with npm start dev to see the developer console and check that for errors when the page goes black?

Also you should check the config options to prevent surprises in the future. The day range is from 0 to 6, so there exists no day with the index 7

if you are using mm as supposed to you only need to backup the config.js and custom.css

@johnnyboy

.MMM-WunderGround table.small td:nth-child(5),
.MMM-WunderGround table.small td:nth-child(6) {
/* do the magic */
}

@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

@Esinem its a dependency of magicmirror so it should be installed in the magicmirror directory or globally. Try cd ~/MagicMirror and then the install command again

@shazglass as the author of MMM-voice I can tell you, that my module doesn’t support a command called hide clock at all. You are probably using hello-lucy, at least that’s a mod I’m aware of which enhances the commands. You can see the command list here https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-voice#usage