An Internet-of-Things smart mirror built with JavaScript and Raspberry Pi - works with a client-side dashboard which pushes directly to the mirror display.
The App is on Heroku
It is recommended to use the deployed version of this app so you don't have to constantly run multiple local servers. However, an installation guide for a local server is available at Alfred.
Make sure to have a clean version of Raspbian running on your Raspberry Pi. Git clone this repo, install all dependencies and build:
git clone https://github.com/alfred-mirror/alfred-display
cd alfred-display
npm install
gulp build:dev
npm start
Note: npm install takes a long time - to avoid building locally on the Raspberry Pi, try installing with wget.
A window should automatically open. At the top of the window, enter your user id (created after you have registered as a user on the Alfred Dashboard).
If running the entire system locally, make sure both the Alfred Dashboard's server and the Alfred server are also running. The client-dashboard should be now working on the specified port or defaults to localhost:3000.
You can also open the mirror display on localhost:8081 on your preferred browser.
Make sure to have a clean version of Raspbian running on your Raspberry Pi. Then run the following commands:
wget <put in mirror app download url>
unzip <name of file>
If haven't yet installed an unzipper on your Raspberry Pi: sudo apt-get install unzip
Then inside the unzipped folder, run the local server:
cd <name of file>
node server.js
Open the browser at localhost:8081 and at the top of the window, enter your user id (created after you have registered as a user on the Alfred Dashboard).
The mirror should now be linked to your dashboard.
Submit an issue on GitHub.
MIT Licensed. For more details, see the LICENSE file.