@gkchimz
Store your html direct in the modules-folder and add it as URL for MMM-SmartWebDisplay like
url: [“/modules/myhtml.html”],

The webside https://www.timeanddate.com/clocks/free.html
offers several clocks with a wide range to customize the appearance . A html-code will be generated to integrate it into MM, for example using MMM-SmartWebDisplay.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm&hl=de&gl=US

@everalm
@HeisWinston asked a “quick question” and he got “quick answers”, so the request was fulfilled. Any additionally information how to use the tools are not direct related to MM.

WinSCP/Notepad++ to see and maintain all the files
KITTY to use SSH
Remote Desktop to see the GUI

@harney I’m plannig to use an old case of a router to build something similar like you did, so there will be also some jokes from my family!
Did you include a speaker at the rear side, or just a fan?

@harney I like your toaster:-)

@sdetweil I have 3 Raspis:-) And don’t need to install MM on Windows.
But @ibo has no Raspi and can make his first steps “virtually”!

Thomas

Hi @ibo,
what about to install Rasbian and MagicMirror in a virtual machine under VirtualBox? You can make your first experiences without spending money and without waiting for delivery (if you prefer to buy a RasPi).

Thomas

Hi @damith,

May be, you have an issue in the config.js.
You can use the built-in check-tool from within the MagicMirror folder named
npm run config:check

Or use an external Website (I use https://esprima.org/demo/validate.html) to see if it is valed.

Greetings from Germany
Thomas