@seeshaughnessy you can continue to use axios. preferred as request has been depreciated. just add it to your package.json to get it loaded w your module # create package.json npm init -y # install a library and record it npm install axios --save # in your module folder

@karsten13 Looks like I have got it. I just had to remove the 8080 out of http://192.168.xxx.xxx:8080/remote.html Sorry for that. Thanks for helping me.

@lavolp3 that’s awesome and should be a sticky thread! Thanks for that👍🏻👍🏻

@Stef no… just looking at the doc shows the messages the radio module expects…

@kuqquk try changing address to “0.0.0.0”, from “localhost”,

@cokelid yes, same as the others

Fixed on its own!

ok thanks for the information. That’s ok I learned something today

Is there a way to make rain appear in green and snow appear in blue?

I’m the new one 😜 I made a Magicmirror with FireTV Stick as an information module for the kitchen. I will present you again separately and have a question about it. I’m struggling with time formatting right now. What do I have to enter that the appointment also says “Tomorrow” and not the date. The following dates also say “In 3 days”. I’ve tried various things and never said “Tomorrow”. Could anyone help me out? Thank you [image: 1601460251916-20200930_111247.jpg]

@MajorC are u using the new temp calendar fixes? from the troubleshooting section?

@monkeyjb123 no idea. are you using MagicMirror OS which runs MM under docker?

@Crime could you help this guy https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/13681/is-it-possible-to-ad-an-arduino/53 his sketch and module data don’t match.

Can anyone explain why the Free API from OpenWeatherMap shows 7 Day Forecast but the discussion here (and what I actually see) is only being able to retrieve 5 days? In looking at the documentation from the weather site, it appears that the URL should be constructed differently than how this weather module is building it out. Specifically, the URL should be something like: https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/onecall?lat={lat}&lon={lon}&exclude={part}&appid={API key} But the URL is -actually- being built as: https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/forecast?id={id}&appid={API key} It seems that the URL needs be different?

@DeeZett said in MMM-Windy multiple layers: https://github.com/TheStigh/MMM-WindyV2 Since this is the only Windy thread, I’ll add my experience for search: I wasn’t able to get v2 to display anything. In v1 I found a way to edit the CSS and make the map less in-your-face, so it coexists with other modules: [image: 1600960869823-windy1-resized.jpg] [image: 1600960982072-screen-shot-2020-09-24-at-8.22.57-am.png]

in 2.13 we are fixing the calendar handling for multiple timezones and non IANA timezone names. but to do this we are switching the library we use from ical.js to node-ical. currently in the develop branch the ical.js library is removed… any non-default calendar modules using the ical library will fail… are there any? CalendarExt2 uses its own copy of ical.js MMM-MyCalendar uses vendor/ical (which is broken already in 2.12) 2.13 is coming next week… help

@secdude ok thanks for clarifying. Still this promise rejection should be handled. I would send an issue on github. Unhandled promise rejections are not nice and rather easy to avoid.

@sdetweil yes, I tried it but the parameter (margin/width/high etc.) drives me crazy…it was much easier for me to create a local html. And it is not time-critical. updating every 24 hours will be enough. Thomas

@sdetweil anything else I should try? I ended up using raspberry.sh install method.

@sdetweil , ok thanks you.