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@Mykle1 said in Adding 3rd party modules help please:
If there is a rating system here, I will find it and give you highest of praise.
Bottom right on every post you see :arrow_up_small: and :arrow_down_small: , just without the blue…
Press/tap the up button and the author of this post gets +1
@tomamer
Great, we all were at this point. Enjoy your mirror
@cowboysdude
I do the same. I am running node.js on my windows machine and develop in Visual Studio Code. The only thing you cannot test using this method is access to GPIO connected things (PIR sensor, PI camera, …)
@Mykle1 I’m 34, so I’m definitely not in the race for the oldest guy on this forum ;-)
On the other hand I can’t think of any negative aspect. So if in doubt, just run npm install. If it is not required, it won’t do any harm
@Shortsonfire79
We do see a lot of spam bots posting rubbish on the forum. These posts are deleted. Otherwise we don’t delete posts very often
@pmauchle said in Attach the monitor with glue to the mirror?:
Yeah of course I can use a frame, but I don’t want a frame ;) I already have a mirror with a frame! I bought some strong glue and It works perfectly :)
This thread is worthless without pics … ;)
Or you could present it in the Show your mirror category
Very nice.This is still on my list to be built with wood, leds and an raspberry or arduino
@Mitchfarino
This should answer your question: http://www.hdcplayer.com/Up/day_150403/201504030705367346.jpg
You can remove the country specific adapter and plug in an ordinary cable. @MichMich did the same thing after blowing his first charging adapter.
So you created a copy of the helloworld module and moved it to modules/Titus?
Then you renamed helloworld.js to Titus.js?
Did you modify Titus.js and changed this line
javascript Module.register("helloworld",{
to
javascript Module.register("Titus",{
to tell MagicMirror there is a new module called Titus?
If you still want to backup your sd card you could read this: https://www.linux-tips-and-tricks.de/en/backup
I don’t entirely agree with the guys above me. I don’t want to compile and reinstall additional libraries, setup the pi again, do the hassle with the tv screen, …
@broberg said in Orange / Banana Pi and Odroid ?:
Any Linux machine can run the software required for the Magic Mirror 2.
Any machine which is supported by node.js
@pepemujica
There is a module called HideAll (or something similar) which simply hides all modules and leaves a black background. Maybe you want to try it
@Mykle1
That is totally reasonable, you know I’m just kidding, right?
weird. If you run ls -la do you see a folder called .git ?
Just post your config.js file content and let others see what might be missing.
Please tab indent your file content before posting or use proper markup so the code is readable
One thing to add:
There were moments when I thought “We all are crazy, we are transferring so much money to a guy no one knows, he could have just walk away with it.”
But I can totally encourage other users. Chris did an amazing job with all the packaging and logistics in his free time. Well done!
You could use mykles AfterShip module: https://github.com/mykle1/MMM-AfterShip
It syncs with your aftership account, which you can manage from your pc, smartphone or tablet. And it automatically connects to your Amazon.com account if you want to. This did not work with my German Amazon account though.
I use ParcelTrack (from a small company in Berlin) with a premium account, they offer tracking on all devices and you have an inbox email address where I forward delivery mails to, which then extracts tracking info and adds it to the list.
They don’t have an open api though.
@techadi
Nice job, looks really cool. I’d love some more pictures of the final product, especially since you developed your own system.