Could you try deleting the module and re-install? I did a re-upload to a new repository with the same name. Maybe that messed it up.

I am very sorry for the inconvenience, I think a fresh start might fix it.

I re-uploaded the entire module again to a fresh git repository (same url: https://github.com/Tueti/MMM-MovieListings), so if the work around does not work, please try re-installing and let me know if that solved the issue.

@fischi87 did you sudo the git clone?

As a work around I think it would help if you reset the permissions for the .git directory:

cd ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-MovieListings and then sudo chown -R pi:pi .git/ (only if you left the user of your raspberry pi as pi - else use the username of your user).

But I will investigate this issue, that is weird indeed. Sorry for that :/

Glad it helped :D

Hi @fischi87,

the installation should be normal git and therefore exactly as with any other module:

1. First move into the correct directory => cd ~/MagicMirror/modules
2. Fetch data from Github => git clone https://github.com/Tueti/MMM-MovieListings.git
3. Move into module directory and install dependencies => cd MMM-MovieListings && npm install

This can either be run on the device that runs your MagicMirror or via ssh connected to that device. Are you able to install any other modules or could you post your commands and the console output here?

Thank you!
Christian

P.S.: I updated the README.md now, thanks for the hint that it wasn’t included :)

Description:

A module for displaying movies that are currently airing in theaters near you. I decided to only show the top 20 movies as these are the ones being aired in most movie theaters around you.

Currently two different views are supported (a simple list with as many movies as you’d like to show at once) and a more advanced poster view, like shown here:

Screenshot:

Download:

[card:Tueti/MMM-MovieListings]

Version 1

• A third view (a detailed list, without an image but more info that movie titles only) is on the table and will be added probably next week.

Hi all,

I’m Christian, a 29 year old software developer from Hamburg, Germany. I love mobile and web technologies and new and evolving areas such as smart homes. I just planned to build my first MagicMirror over the next few weekends. You guys really built some cool modules already that I absolutely have to include. A big Thank You for that!

I love that there are already face recognition and voice control modules available, I hope I can help to take the next step with hooking up natural speech control (via Google Cloud Services or Microsoft Cognitive Services).