

This is e.g useful for testing or running the application somewhere online, so you can access it with a browser from everywhere. This will start the server, after which you can open the application in your browser of choice. Scenario server ☝️: Running the application in server only mode. Now that most of the firmware is all set an done, its time to start working on the final part of the Activity Board: the Raspberry Pi display interface. But if you're into DIY, chances are that you have a spare Raspberry Pi lying around.
MAGIC MIRROR RASPBERRY PI WINDOWS
There are some cool units that use Windows PC-on-a-stick, like this Echo Dot magic mirror, or a handheld smart mirror. Getting/Updating the image is done with one command. If you're going to make one a magic mirror yourself, it's possible to build one with a different device. The basic installation is relatively straight forward. Now we can move on to the 'magic' Installing Magic Mirror. Using docker simplifies the setup by using the docker image instead of setting up the host with installing all the node.js stuff etc. If you've followed along with the Raspberry Pi 4 Kit Hookup Guide, you should have a functioning Raspberry Pi desktop in front of you. 7 forks Report repository Releases No releases published. This project packs MagicMirror into a docker image. raspberry-pi node smart-mirror midori x11 plymouth raspberry-pi-zero magic-mirror raspberry-pi-zero-w raspbian-lite Resources. Is an open source modular smart mirror platform. So if you are still running debian buster on your raspberry pi the karsten13/magicmirror:v2.22.0 and karsten13/magicmirror:latest images won’t work anymore, you have to switch to the compatible image karsten13/magicmirror:buster. ⚠️ Beginning with MagicMirror² version v2.22.0 all images are based on debian bullseye, before this release the linux/arm images were based on debian buster.
