@Barbarian this forum is only about the smart mirror called magicmirror by michael teeuw, you’re probably better of asking in the github repo of this specific smart mirror to get help

@daveyg_71 well when you want to have the color the right way to go is this colored: true

@BenRoe quote from the readme The Magic Mirror contains a convenience wrapper for logging. Currently, this logger is a simple proxy to the original console.log methods. But it might get additional features in the future. The Loggers is currently only available in the core module file (not in the node_helper). so everything you have experinced is as it should be

instead of logging in the node_helper directly you could send the string, objects, etc. to your module and use the logger there to view it in the browsers console

@skr

cd ~/MagicMirror
git fetch
git checkout develop
npm install

@richardh151 open a terminal go into your modules directory mmm-pir-sensor and run npm install

@TheHyp3 thanks for reporting, I made a hotfix for it. I’m not sure how the data will look like when we are in the post season, so it could happen again.

your config has some syntax errors. you shouldn’t put a boolean into quotes. in javascript it will allways lead to true, so if you would have done colored: 'false' it would have been colored as well.

@yawns I create only a node_helper if I need to use a npm dependency

@morozgrafix thats correct, another possibility could be !important

@carltonb small hint, setup the clock module two times in the config and toggle between them with mmm-modulescheduler.

add a class to both entrys in the config like day and night.

then in the custom css you can apply different rules based on the day and night class

@doubleT I just uploaded a new version with a different data source, pls keep in mind that the new data source works with 3 letter country codes in case you want to use the highlight option

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