@bhepler Please, if you spot any problems with the documentation, create a pull request on GitHub and I’ll happily make those changes.

@Azrael-Masters The way it is currently built, it’ll make two requests for the same user. It wouldn’t be impossible for it to handle multiple users, but would require some work.

Feel free to read the API documentation and submit a pull request!

@darrene That is weird. The module is pretty unadvanced so I don’t have proper debugging, unfortunately. The scope looks correct, are you sure you have synced your Fitbit today? It would explain why calories are displayed as they are calculated automatically so you don’t need to sync them.

@Maelremrem I haven’t added that functionality yet, the API I use doesn’t yet support it. Feel free to send a pull request to make the JavaScript do it though!

Suffolk, UK

I have released a fix for the .ini files problem in the latest version on GitHub. You’ll need to delete your tokens.ini and credentials.ini files and remake them (as well as performing a git pull) for the fix to be effective.

@onetwankyfive Currently working on a fix, job hunting got in the way!

@jgom Yes, I’d like to add that functionality, but I don’t have an Aria so can’t test it! If you do, then feel free to send a pull request to the github repo!

The python that accesses the fitbit API is currently having that functionality added, I’m doing some work at the moment to help with install issues and once the work on python-fitbit is complete I’ll update again.

@MechMatt I put a basic run through on the wiki page, feel free to adapt it to make it more new user friendly

@MichMich Good idea, I’ll can add details on wiki’s modules page. Just the basic ‘cd’ then ‘git clone’. Then any extra stuff can just be listed for each module on their own repos.

@MechMatt What exactly was ambiguous? So I can make it easier for others in the future!

@MichMich Ah, I hadn’t even thought of that! I will look into it, probably after exams.

As the number of cool and interesting modules grows, it’d be good to have a way to have multiple possible modules configurations. Mostly so our nice clean mirrors don’t get too cluttered! So, for instance, one could:

• Display different modules at different times of day (e.g. travel time to work in the morning only)
• Have a wired button (or skywriter ;)) to swap between different layouts/modules
• Display a different layout based on face recognition
• Be able to swap between languages globally
• etc.

I’m not sure how one could implement this sensibly. Maybe give modules the ability to swap between layouts, e.g. for face recognition? Doing it without having to reload modules? Can electron handle multiple tabs and do it that way? Would this increase overheads on the pi? Are these questions rhetorical?

But anyway, certainly food for thought!

I saw that someone managed to turn their raspberry pi into an Amazon Echo and was wondering whether anyone was interested?

I can’t work on it until after exams (yay student life). So if somebody wanted to try it in the interim then I thought I’d throw the suggestion out there!

Description:

MMM-wordnik lets you have a word of the day including its definition, pronunciation (if available), and origin! (Word of the day provided by wordnik.)

Screenshot:

Download:

[card:SVendittelli/MMM-wordnik]

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Initial Version

• This module is still in development so contributions, suggestions, and bugs hunts are all welcome!

Description:

MMM-fitbit allows you to view your fitbit data right on your mirror!

It is fully configurable to allow you to display:

• Steps
• Floors climbed
• Caloriees burnt
• Distance Walked
• Active minutes
• Time asleep
• Resting heart rate

Screenshot:

Download:

[card:SVendittelli/MMM-fitbit]

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Initial Version

• Development is ongoing and there may still be bugs to squash so please feel free to message me about it!