@cotxwx When you start the MM and it hangs try to access the webpage through another computer/phone. Go to <:8080 (I believe it was). If you are able to see the MM then it correctly starts (this is my assumption).
If it doesn’t work can you try to just run npm start without the DISPLAY=:0.
@ernst-jan said in MMM-SoccerLiveScore no pictures:
at Request._callback (/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-SoccerLiveScore/node_helper.js:36:30)
You left out the most important line. The first line says there is something wrong at line 36 character 30 in the file node_helper.js but probably is the error above this. So post a bit more or upload the log somewhere. But this looks more like a bug in the plugin itself and not the core system.
DISPLAY=:0 meansyou have a screen at which you show the interface, what do you see on that screen, nothing? I haven’t install MM for a while, is there a log file by any change in the root MM folder?
Try to run in dev mode, might give you more information
npm start dev
In your second code example you are missing the . for region.
Make sure you copy paste the code exactly, dots and hashes are important
Read the error message, ad.nl is not supported. If you check the sources you see which sources are available
https://newsapi.org/v2/sources?apiKey=b33df8fffc4f47c6a75926a4bfd40088
@lavolp3 Because they are automatically generated files, you don’t include them in a repository.
package-lock.json is automatically generated for any operations where npm modifies either the node_modules tree, or package.json. It describes the exact tree that was generated, such that subsequent installs are able to generate identical trees, regardless of intermediate dependency updates.
Those files are auto created by the system, you can safely remove them.
rm package-lock.json
rm vendor/package-lock.json
In order to update git requires that no local files have changes, that is what the error message means.
Those files should really be in a .gitignore file but that is another issues. Removing the files should solve your issue.
@MM-Hans That is true, Mykle1 already said that. My post was after you swapped the SD card with an existing installation of MM on it.
@MM-Hans Check if this works, haven’t tried it myself but problems looks the same.
https://blog.miniarray.com/installing-node-js-on-a-raspberry-pi-zero-21a1522db2bb
@ROMSY Yes that is possible, I have done it too. It is a bit more hastle because the splashscreen didn’t work after the automatic installer and you have to do some manual stuff as linked by broberg earlier in this topic.