#MAGIC MIRROR CALENDAR WITH EVENTS HOW TO#
#MAGIC MIRROR CALENDAR WITH EVENTS INSTALL#

Succeed if the file / etc / network / interfaces’ add the following line to end: wireless-power off Because what's interesting here is that each put modules you want and wherever, for more info from the official list: Īnd if you want to know the areas of the screen where you can put modules, annotate: top_bar, top_left, top_center, top_right, upper_third, middle_center, lower_third, bottom_left, bottom_center, bottom_right, bottom_bar, fullscreen_above y fullscreen_below.īut before, I leave a number of additional options that can whet from now, It is typical of what we do on a Raspberry Pi to be a Kiosko, so that the screen saver is not set, or low energy beam, remove the cursor prevent the module Wi-Fi is set to energy saving… Remove the power saving in wireless dongle

#MAGIC MIRROR CALENDAR WITH EVENTS HOW TO#

With this we have already seen how to install, start and set very basically Magic Mirror, subsequently continue with the modules that have interested me and how to install. We recorded the file and try again to inicar Magic Mirror, or using a browser to By the way, If anyone is interested in changing the font sizes, would get by modifying the CSS: ‘~/MagicMirror/css/custom.css’. We started easy, allow you to connect from any computer on the network to Magic Mirror and indicate the default language is Spanish: Please note that the configuration file Magic Mirror will '/home/pi/MagicMirror/config/config.js’ and it will have to add any configuration or module.

#MAGIC MIRROR CALENDAR WITH EVENTS INSTALL#

If you want to install it manually or you fail the above script (in the case of older models of Raspberry Pi, 1 and Zero), we can do as follows: sudo apt-get install npm git -y

If you are interested, if we start Magic Mirror from an ssh session: DISPLAY=:0 npm start Once you initiate automatically or manually loaded we see onscreen Magic Mirror with default settings. config / lxsession / LXDE-pi / autostart’ called for which has the following content: cd /home/pi/MagicMirror/ In my case I prefer later start for different reasons, To do this I have added a script in '~ /. When the installation will ask us if we want to start by default when you start Raspberry or not, This is what everyone wants. If you have any model of Raspberry Pi 2 o Raspberry Pi 3 simply run the following script to install all dependencies and we own Magic Mirror: bash -c '$(curl -sL )' The requirements are very simple to start, Stretch Raspbian need be installed and configured with an IP address. I said, following the steps in this document you can have your own magic mirror that you look while you're guap You have more information about everything happening around you! And in the office would be very geek too, with monitoring data… We will get a panel with all the information that we want to see differently 🙂 Normal then will do some DIY, We put a mirror on the monitor and being a black panel with white text or images is very futurístico! In this document we will see the installation of Magic Mirror on a Raspberry Pi, good, for what? Ideal to have a small information panel you can fully customize, designed for any field is your home or business.

Magic mirror calendar with events