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No, there is no need at all to change these files.
next to main.css you find custom.css, there you can add any css styles which will override existing styles.
To add compliments, calendars, newsfeeds and forecast you set your values in config/config.js.
This way you don’t lose your changes :)
Spotify is not supported? About 2 weeks ago when I last played around with my mirror components spotify was still working and I could use my phone or my laptop to select music to be played on my mirror.
@Snille
I just bought a house, currently there is no budget for a 3D printer or any other “toys”. But I will get one in the future. Thanks for the reccomondation
Okay, please try this.
{
module: "MMM-CalendarWeek",
position: "bottom_bar",
config: {
showEndDate: true,
displayLocation: true,
displayDescription: true,
calendars: [
{
symbol: "calendar-check-o",
maximumNumberOfDays: 5,
url: "************"
}
]
}
},
{
module: 'clock',
position: 'top_right',
config: {
timezone: 'Asia/Tokyo'
}
},
I use spotify-connect-web: https://github.com/Fornoth/spotify-connect-web
There is a MagicMirror frontend available: https://github.com/CatoAntonsen/MMM-SpotifyConnectUI
You don’t need the frontend, it just helps you seeing your spotify status on your mirror. And the installation instructions are helpful.
The biggest issue is getting the app-key. I completed the request form 3 times and it took 2-3 weeks but I received my app-key and went on.
This is my spotifyconnect.sh file. Of course you need to add your spotify premium username and password. And you might need to play around with playback devices. The -n switch defines the name you see when browsing for Spotify devices.
#!/bin/bash
cd /home/pi/spotify-connect-web
./spotify-connect-web --username IWONTTELLYOU --password WONTTELLEITHER --bitrate 320 --n MagicMirror --playback_device sysdefault:CARD=ALSA
After everything is set, the connect service is running on your pi and you should be able to select it on your smartphone, your tablet, the browser frontend or your computer, if you are on the same network.
Very nice progress, Mykle!
{
module: 'MMM-AlarmClock',
position: 'top_right',
config: {
alarms: [
{time: "08:30", days: [0,1,2,3,4,5,6], title: "1st Alarm", message: "This is your first alarm", sound: "alarm.mp3"},
{time: "00:00", days: [0,1,2,3,4,5,6], title: "2nd Alarm", message: "This is your second alarm", sound: "alarm.mp3"},
{time: "17:00", days: [0,1,2,3,4,5,6], title: "3rd Alarm", message: "This is your third alarm", sound: "alarm.mp3"}
]
}
}
Currently these 3 alarms are active for all seven days of the week, where Sunday is 0 !
Take a look at mykles module:
Very nice indeed. Well done!
I have to correct myself. This is more than just nice, I really like the look and the simplicity of it. Now imagine this in a very slim case or even embedded in a dry wall :smiling_face_with_heart-eyes:
@epi said in MMM-NetworkConnection:
Guys, can someone also make a simplified version? No need for internet speed metrics, just the ability to ping specific ip address and return as “internet is working” either “network down”?
Like this? https://github.com/sheyabernstein/MMM-connection-status
Inside the module itself console.log doesn’t work. Use Log.error instead and check the output in your browser console, not the terminal/cmd
Some links from my bookmarks:
All 3 blogs show their approach how to keep the mirror glass and the monitor in place.
Please take a look at the solution from DirkS:
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/490/motion-detector/108
@barnosch
Not necessarily. Even smaller companies (those without one base number and dozens of extensions) do add their phone number to public phonebooks. My phone solution does use online lookup and lots of craftspeople who called during our house building phase where identified on the phone showing “Dachdecker Hildebrandt” (for example).
@kass said in My Custom Smart Mirror.:
Hello! I have one question! The only type of mirror that you used in that project was the two-way mirror, right? I’m asking this because I’m looking to put 2 types of mirror: a two way one only for the monitor (because it’s a 17 inch 4:3 one and it’s small) and the rest will be just a simple mirror. Thanks in advance and also great project. Good luck.
You don’t need to do that. Use one big mirror glass, place the monitor wherever you want to and make sure the entire rest of the mirror is covered with black foil, black cardboard or something similar. As long as no light from the back reached the area of the mirror glass it works like a mirror and you cannot “look behind”. Only the area which is lit up by the monitor will be see through.
@djbenny07 are you kidding? Look at the three lines you got there for the tube module. All three lines MUST end with a comma