Yes, you need to create them within config.js

This is my config (replace ‘bla bla bla’ as you want):

		module: "compliments",
		position: "lower_third",
			config: {
			compliments: {
				morning: [
					"bla bla bla",
					"bla bla bla"
				],
				afternoon: [
					"bla bla bla",
					"bla bla bla"
					],
				evening: [
					"bla bla bla",
					"bla bla bla"
					]
			},
			updateInterval: 30000,
			remoteFile: null,
			fadeSpeed: 4000,
			morningStartTime: 3,
			morningEndTime: 12,
			afternoonStartTime: 12,
			afternoonEndTime: 17
		}
	},

Please mark answer as correct and topic as Solved (if this solved your issue) :)

@thedoorsfanatic Snowboy can be tricky, but @sean has made some good troubleshooting guides on the page for MMM-Hotword. But you can delete the MMM-Hotword folder and try to re-install it following these instructions to do it quite manually. If it fails, you at least will get a clear picture of where it actually failed:

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/
sudo apt-get install libmagic-dev libatlas-base-dev sox libsox-fmt-all
git clone https://github.com/eouia/MMM-Hotword.git
cd MMM-Hotword
npm install

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Hotword/node_modules/snowboy
npm install --save-dev electron-rebuild
npm install nan
./node_modules/.bin/electron-rebuild

I used sendNotification to resolve this :)

@cade72 You forgot a comma after the last bracket :)

@mykle1 said in Need a tester on Pi for a new module :):

@thestigh

As I told you, I don’t have a Pi for testing purposes. However, I did the installation, as you instructed, on an HP G60 laptop running ubuntu 16.04 LTS. No issues with the installation and the module is very responsive.

Send me a Pi and I’ll test it for you. :-)

Hehehe… We have a tester now for Pi - in Europe :)

@f17mc

Hi, solution from @Sean is the ‘cleanest’ :) option (haven’t tested but trust Sean if he says so)

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@strawberry-3-141 and @ganget

I’m so sorry guys, perhaps I didn’t think to clear when I wrote “just one”. I hope you can forgive this cold guy! Of course you can test it, there is no secrets :) It consist of code from several modules, where we think we have taken the best parts and put’em in a single module.

sdetweil has also done a masterpiece with disabling the mic of pocketsphinx so the module can be used as Hotword to call other online modules like AssistantMk2.

My goal was just to have it tested on multiple platforms and HW devices before letting it free ‘in the wild’. Me and @Mykle1 have tested on different amd64’s with integrated webcam’s and Ubuntu 16.04, and I’ve tested myself on Asus Tinker Board S with TinkerOS 2.0.8 and external webcam.

Feel free to test and test, perhaps come with good feedback, even participate to make this module better :)

PM sent!

@dgregory19 As @Mykle1 stated, there is another way.

Personally, I prefer to have all custom configurations in one single file config.js and all custom css in the custom.css, by this I can add/remove/replicate configurations/modules installed from device to device. Makes it easy to backup :)

Another tip;
Above each module in config.js, you can add disabled: false / true, to temporarily make a module not load on MM. Like this:

		{
			disabled: false,
			module: 'MMM-Remote-Control'
		},

If you need anymore help, please let me know.