The current version of MagicMirror² supports Raspberry Pi 2 and Raspberry Pi 3, so you will need one of these. No connection of keyboard or mouse to the Raspberry Pi required The guide will also show how to install/enable extra tools like SSH, Samba and VNC to make MagicMirror² completely ready for configuration and use. Got it working, map was called, MMM-homey-BetterLogic in stead of MMM-Homey-BetterLogic.In this guide I will explain in detail how you install MagicMirror² on a Raspberry Pi. Is there someting iam forgetting or someting? Installed mmm-homey-better-logic from github in the modules folder,Ĭhanged the homey ip and Homey bearertoken.Ĭhanged the name of the betherLogicVariable Maked 2 flows to store temp and humidity in a variable, (number) Hi I tried to make it work, but I am doing someting wrong, the MagicMirror does display time and weather but not the homey better logic. Will put it on github tomorrow.ĭo you have a own fork? Or do you use the master Could you share your config for the rest its not only the config. Who is also using Magic Mirror 2? nice hardware setup! Did you try MagicMirror? Instead of using the HTTP App.Īnyone who likes to help out making this app? I already made a small part of a dedicated Homey MM app to work with the MMM-Remote-Controll module. I'm now using the HTTP Homey app to talk to this module. For me it displays the indoor climate.Ĭleanly shutdown (or reboot) your mirror ,hide and show specific modules, set the brightness and turn your monitor off and on.

Pulls data from better logic and displays it. MMM-REST with a couple modifications to work with the homey Better Logic App. I'm using the latest Magic Mirror 2 software for the RPI, works really nice and has a lot of modules available.ĪPI for sending notifications to your mirror. Little bit dark, but really nice, when the monitor is on, you won't notice the backlight. I was thinking I could share what my setup looks like.

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