@aarish That looks like MMM-Weather to me.

@jimmythehat45 I’ve not played around with this, but MMM-Rocketlaunch might work better? Or if nothing else, pull the same API (and get more than the SpaceX launches).

Thanks for calling out this module btw, I didn’t even realize that I actually wanted a rocket launch module on my mirror.

@kristjanesperanto Yeah, this came up looking for an updated module for the Summer Games and the MMM-OlympicGames module wasn’t updated for it. Its great that its updated now though.

I can’t say if its any good or not, but does MMM-FlipClock meet your needs?

@MMRIZE Just going to throw my thanks out here now and I know what my weekend project is going to be. CalExt3 looked interesting to me and a nice upgrade to the fussing I did to get my calendar working (mostly) how I want but having an agenda view is 100% necessary for my brain.

@roger-0 I got one in the first place because one time when I was on-call for my job and working a ticket at night, a predicted storm moved in and I really wanted to see the weather radar. I could have loaded up a weather website (which I did) but also was thinking how nice it would have been to be able to watch the storm come in and pass through. Plus, as much as I am used to have my calendar on my phone, having that available and specifically my work meetings available would be even better. Researching ways to have some sort of monitor (I was wanting something roughly the size of my Nest Hub) led me to the Pi and then to MM.

I keep looking for new modules of information that would be nice to have sitting on my office desk with me to be able to glance over and see. I’m hoping to move sometime this year and I’ll be building a different one to sit in my hallway with information more relevant to commuting to work (if that happens) and useful stuff to glance at on the way out the door.

@sdetweil Reddit has discontinued access to its API by Pushshift.io, so if this module uses that service, that would be the ultimate cause. But it could also just be that other changes made by the API requires the module to be updated.

@sdetweil Perfect, fixed it. Thanks!

@sdetweil By chance, do you know of a command I can run to kill any running Node processes? I’m trying to run your upgrade script and its unable to upgrade Node because a process is already running. Googling gives me code to use within an application but that doesn’t seem like it’ll work from the CLI.

doing test run = false
update log will be in /home/pi/MagicMirror/installers/upgrade.log
Check current Node installation ...
Node currently installed. Checking version number.
Minimum Node version: v16.13.1
Installed Node version: v10.24.1
Node should be upgraded.
A Node process is currently running. Can't upgrade.
Please quit all Node processes and restart the update.
running process(s) are
pi 881 879 0 09:05 ? 00:00:00 node ./node_modules/.bin/electron js/electron.js

@karsten13 So we probably don’t want to update our installs it sounds like?

@magmar MMM-Globe looks like what you want. I will warn that there’s a different MMM-Globe that gives you relatively real-time pictures of Earth, so do be careful which one you’re looking at.

@cldparisi Out of curiosity, what are you hoping to accomplish? I ask because MMM-Watchdog will quit the app (and if you have pm2 set to start MagicMirror automatically, it’ll get started once WatchDog kills the app). So, that might work for you?

Hello! I’ve got my current MM running nice but I’m looking ahead to some changes in my living situation in a few months and I know I’ve seen a few people on here show off their mirror with modules showing whether a door was open or closed or lights on/off in various rooms and I was curious what modules/sensors were being used for that or was the data being pulled separately into the display?

@Grey Interestingly, MMM-Lunartic uses that same website to pull in data and its also down. I wonder if something is going on with that website that is causing problems, especially since those are done by two different module authors.

@chadjohn2 Try removing the }, before your event transformer text (it closes that config section but you need the event transformer in that config section). Also, per the github, your code for the event transformer needs to be something like:

eventTransformer: (ev) => {
  if (ev.title.search('Daycare') > -1) ev.color = '#FF69B4'
  return ev
}

@sdetweil And to add on to this because it can’t be said enough. You don’t make changes to any file within the module folder itself, you have a config.sys file in the root folder of your MagicMirror install and that config.sys is what is modified. The module’s readme would give you what different variables can be set for it to work how you want it to.