Put everything together

@OberfragGER

sure, here you go, still WIP, I need to fix 2 borders and decide if I want to paint it black.

the camera from the playstation move is deactivated, I removed everything and try to use the mic array inside the frame. I want to use it for voice stuff, but honestly the touch frame with MMM-Touch is already awesome to control.

the PI Cam should be used for face recognition & photo booth fun with guests.

also I try to add PS3 Controllers and use the Screen as a retro game console in the kitchen.

Overview Parts

Cost Overview

• iMac Screen 27" with Front Glas, 2k from 2009 to 2011: depends where you harvest it: from 50€ to 300€
• Driver Board: ~60€, ebay
• USB Touch Frame: ~70€ in this size, from aliexpress or ebay
• Raspberry Pi 4, 45€, good times
• Pi Aluminum Case: 12€, ebay
• Pi Power, Slim Version: 11€, amazon
• Pi Camera Extension Flexcable Ribbon 30cm, black: ~5€
• HDMI Cable Pi to Driver Board: 5€
• Power Extension, 3 slots, Slim Version: 7€, ebay
• Wood for Frame, Oak 2x 120x26x1,5cm: 40€, ebay
• (todo) Playstation PS3 Move Camera and Mic Array, USB: 5€, ebay
• (todo) Pi Camera: ~25€

@wuermchen

no idea, I think its not possible how its implemented right now

@Feedy88 said in MMM-iCloud-Client:

Does anyone have been successful?

please upvote this: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16850/icloud-contacts-to-birthday-calendar-pyicloud-vcf-to-ics

i had success manually, it would be awesome to get this as working module

@wuermchen

please vote this up: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/16850/icloud-contacts-to-birthday-calendar-pyicloud-vcf-to-ics

there is a way, you can create “application passwords” at https://appleid.apple.com even when you have 2FA active.

Hi

I would love to see and suggest the following module, that unfortunately I’m not able to programm myself.

Using https://github.com/picklepete/pyicloud it should be possible to download the whole address book and with https://github.com/FoxP/VCF-to-ICS (conversion tested locally, works perfectly) we could create a birthday.ics that can be used with the default calendar module (also tested, working)

{
               symbol: 'birthday-cake',
               url: 'http://localhost:8080/modules/birthdays.ics',
},

In iCloud you can also define an application password for this purpose (login pyicloud) even if you secured your Account with 2FA.

any volunteers?

inspired by: https://github.com/bitte-ein-bit/MMM-iCloud-Client but that is so outdated that you will get 5 serious vulnerabilities installed

quick question, from where do you source the vcard? own host or copy directly on pi?

i want to source my vcards from iCloud but didn’t figure it out yet

@peterh said in MMM-SmartWebDisplay : display web contents (including YouTube) on your MM:

50%

remove the space before the percent sign: 50% vs 50 %

@OberfragGER

sure, here you go, still WIP, I need to fix 2 borders and decide if I want to paint it black.

the camera from the playstation move is deactivated, I removed everything and try to use the mic array inside the frame. I want to use it for voice stuff, but honestly the touch frame with MMM-Touch is already awesome to control.

the PI Cam should be used for face recognition & photo booth fun with guests.

also I try to add PS3 Controllers and use the Screen as a retro game console in the kitchen.

Cost Overview

• iMac Screen 27" with Front Glas, 2k from 2009 to 2011: depends where you harvest it: from 50€ to 300€
• Driver Board: ~60€, ebay
• USB Touch Frame: ~70€ in this size, from aliexpress or ebay
• Raspberry Pi 4, 45€, good times
• Pi Aluminum Case: 12€, ebay
• Pi Power, Slim Version: 11€, amazon
• Pi Camera Extension Flexcable Ribbon 30cm, black: ~5€
• HDMI Cable Pi to Driver Board: 5€
• Power Extension, 3 slots, Slim Version: 7€, ebay
• Wood for Frame, Oak 2x 120x26x1,5cm: 40€, ebay
• (todo) Playstation PS3 Move Camera and Mic Array, USB: 5€, ebay
• (todo) Pi Camera: ~25€

what I inserted in my custom.css

:root {
        --font-primary: "SF-Compact";
        --font-secondary: "SF-Pro";
}

@font-face {
  font-family: "SF-Compact";
  font-style: normal;
  src:
    local("SF-Compact"),
    url("/fonts/SF-Compact.ttf") format("truetype");
}

@font-face {
  font-family: "SF-Pro";
  font-style: normal;
  src:
    local("SF-Pro"),
    url("/fonts/SF-Pro.ttf") format("truetype");
}

both files I extracted from my Mac and copied it to ~/MagicMirror/fonts

@davidT89

thanks, this was so important.

npm install valid-url
npm install rrule-alt