@ZombieDE
Chris said this:

I contacted the glass suplier. The edges are rough cutted. Polishing is possible for 7,30 €/m

I’d like to apply too.
I am active almost every day and try to help people where ever I can. I don’t know the entire magic mirror framework and all of it’s specifications by heart, but I know where to look.
I am a software engineer and IT analyst, giving support to others is my daily business. Feedback from my real life users was always great.

{
module: "mmm-suncalc",
position: "top_left",
classes: "default everyone small dimmed",
config: {
	latitude: 56.1171367,
	longitude: 12.9543434,
	text: "Soluppgång sunrise, Solnedgång sunset, Solen högst solarNoon, Gryning dusk, Skymmning dawn"
	},
},

Should work with these settings.

Good to see you found it

@Them-Russians said in MMM-PIR-Sensor - White Screen:

@bungee09 I did not do that install in the Magic Mirror folder. I ran the “curl” command from the github site for the MagicMirror, set up config.js, and then immediately got the PIR module.

Do you think i could run the npm install on the MagicMirror folder now, and try again with the rebuild, or would i have to clear my SD card and reinstall everything and start from scratch?

Yes, running npm install now will work and it is required.

@bungee09
npm list and look for electron to find the right version. Then rerun the rebuild command with replaced version number

Hi, there are several addon modules to simply access GPIO

For example “onoff”, as used in https://github.com/PtrBld/MMM-Button

I bought a used 32" tv which will be my mirror.
Basically I just tried different display sizes (19", 21" wide, 24", 27", 32", 46") with my MagicMirror to determine if it has enough free space to still act as a mirror but to display relevant data.

@DvdEnde Please don’t get me wrong, but this is basic javascript.

this.config.remoteFile != null checks if the variable “remoteFile” is set in your config file. Afterwards you only have two scenarios:

1. the variable is not set -> this if clause fails and no remote file is loaded.
2. the variable is set to any value -> this if clause is true and the function complimentFile() is called, which tries to load the file defined in your config file, in my case “compliments.json”.

If loading the remote file fails you see an error message in console output of your browser. Otherwise it does not produce any log.

@DvdEnde
no, this information is wrong. And you should avoid modifying module files.
Try what I have written above, it is working fine

@schlachtkreuzer6
you are in your home directory, not in your MagicMirror folder.
Run cd MagicMirror first

@jcorraliza
Hi, I just tried on my computer …

snippit from my config.js

{
	module: 'compliments',
	position: 'lower_third',
	config: {
		remoteFile: 'compliments.json'
	}
},

my compliments.json

{
    "morning" : [
        "heyho"
    ],
    "afternoon" : [
        "home early?"
    ],
    "evening" : [
        "finally home"
    ],
	"fog" : [
		"fog, oh no :("             
	]
}

The compliments.json file is located in ~/MagicMirror/modules/default/compliments
Three things to mention:

1. Of course you need to use the default “currentweather” module
2. You need to run the new updated MagicMirror version. Otherwise compliments and currentweather are not interacting
3. There is a delay loading the compliments file. I added some debug output to track that and as you see MagicMirror starts with default values and takes 30 seconds to load and verify your remote file.

Very interesting frame, nice work.
Reflection doesn’t look that bad as expected.

@AlessandroRa
Please run npm list and check for your electron version. Then rerun the command you already tried with the right version number

@Ali-Baba
Abholung oder Lieferung?
Wohnort?
raue Kanten oder polierte?

Added “polished edges” to @binogs entry, corrected total sums

@nobita
Please take a look at his css file, escpacially this part:

.calendar, div#module_2_MMM-WunderGround table.small {
	background-color: rgba(63, 182, 236, 0.23);
    border-radius: 10px;
	padding: 10px;
	box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px 1px #d3d3d3;
	
}

Add these to your custom.css file and play around with it

According to his config on github he uses MMM-WunderGround

@teandryk
Please run npm install in the main MagicMirror folder