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- MagicMirror²
The open source modular smart mirror platform Open Source MagicMirror² is Open Source, free and maintained by a big group of enthusiasts Got a nice idea? Send us a pull request and become a part of the big list of contributors
- Introduction | MagicMirror² Docs
MagicMirror² is an open source modular smart mirror platform With a growing list of installable modules, the MagicMirror² allows you to convert your hallway or bathroom mirror into your personal assistant
- Installation Usage | MagicMirror² Docs
This starts the mirror on the remote display If you want to debug on your Raspberry Pi you can use npm run start:dev which will start MM with Dev Tools enabled To access the toolbar menu when in mirror mode, hit ALT key
- Complete Setup Tutorial - MagicMirror Forum
The update command will refresh the mirror list and available packages from the distribution mirrors This sets up the next command, upgrade , with the necessary files to compare against Then the upgrade command will compare all the packages that are currently installed with the mirror lists and show you all the ones that need to be upgraded
- Requirements | MagicMirror² Docs
The open source modular smart mirror platform Requirements Hardware MagicMirror² is developed to run on a Raspberry Pi
- How to find and use key commands in MM. For absolute beginners.
My Pi mirror, running MM 2 1 0, requires the Shift key to Zoom In, but not out, as does my dev machine running MM 2 5 0 and Ubuntu 16 04 LTS I just tested both Go figure
- The latest Install Guide (MM w Google Assistant)
This guide is about how to install google assistant and magic mirror on latest raspbian I had some errors, so I made a video to share it, https: youtu be U
- Home | MagicMirror Forum
Hi all, After using my mirror for some some, I would like to add some custom features using the MMM-Buttons modules, forked developed by @sdetweil After downloading and installing the module, pressing a button does not trigger the desired actions
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