If a person has 20 modules installed and all the modules use network resources, then when we fire up Magic Mirror do all these modules start and start using network as well a memory and processor resources??
If so can’t we make a framework where the modules are triggered rather than starting with Magic Mirror. I have roughly 15-20 modules installed and it takes a lot of resources, what if I can trigger which module to start when?
@Mykle1 should I use this command in ‘MagicMirror/node_modules/’ directory or somewhere else.
Also how to uninstall electron manually?
I’m sorry if my question is too basic.
@Mykle1 I already have MM-2.1.0 installed. I just have the electron 1.6.1 So I believe downgrading electron will show some result.
If I’m not wrong then, the conclusion from the link you posted, was MM-2.1.0 with electron 1.4.5??
Also if i use npm install @1.4.5,. What will happen with the already installed electron 1.6.1, won’t it clash ???
@Mykle1 I have electron version 1.6.10, can you please tell me how to make it 1.4.15?
From the provided link I get to know that MMM-2.1.0 and Electron 1.4. 15 is the best combination.
I’m sorry if my question appears to be very basic, also I cannot do a fresh clean new installation because my Raspberry pi has some of my other projects going on.
Thank you …
Below is an image showing processing and memory used by my magic mirror
Please help me out…!
Command CPU RSS
electron 33% 109.2MB
electron 24% 142.6MB
python 21% 256.2MB
electron 8% 140.6MB
Can I parse more than one url for Alert module?
And how to iterate data to Alert module using loop?
For e.g. I have a python script which fetches the data over loop, and I want to print the data on my magic mirror, how to do it?
P.S. The data contains image urls as well.
Actually I need to explain MagicMirror to my Teacher, so can you please elaborate everything about it??
@sean
Well I read from internet that a nodejs application must be connected to a database that’s why I’m askin