@dinkybluebug245 said in Not really a mirror at all - but is really helpful.:

@yawns Ive uploaded my version of calendar.js to github. access it here : https://github.com/dinkybluebug/MMM-CustomCSSv2

It has amended javascript for calendar to show day of week and time.

Thanks for this, very much appreciated!

@indigomejor said in Third Party modules does not work:

@yawns I think I installed them in modules/default folder, that should be the problem maybe

I guess so. I just moved one of my modules on my test laptop into the default subfolder and my screen stays black, just as you described.
I moved it back to the modules folder, restarted the mirror and the module is shown

Are you sure the third party modules are installed in their own folder in MagicMirror/modules ?

@Leotrap said in Sorry for this...:

Hi @bhepler thanks for the answering… so as i can see if i dont have the Pi i cant check if its working,isnt it? Thanks again

Of course you can. Just install node.js on your windows machine, clone the magicmirror package, install it and start developing. There is an instruction here: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/548/building-mirror-without-programing/2

I installed it some days ago on a spare windows 7 laptop without any issues.
The only thing you can’t do is accessing GPIO ports … of course, because your windows machine does not have these.

bhelper’s answer to question 3 was to access your mirror once your raspberry is running.

Wow, such a crazy frame. Well done!

Okay, so it definitely fails retrieving data from the sensor, but the error handling does not catch this failure.

On the terminal type bash getToken.sh

Right. Please replace the word temp with arr[1] and hum with arr[0] in line 33 in node_helper.js

I broke down the list to make it more compact

They already have an official node.js framework.
Before anyone jumps in … what would you like to do with the module? Would you want to interact on the mirror? Or just send messages to the mirror without being able to respond?