Struggling with Weather... module

[sdetweil]

@D3dl3g you ONLY setup from config.js

please try with NO apibase set

[D3dl3g]

@sdetweil

weather.js and weatherprovider.js i have set back to defaults.

i have set config.js as requested

  weatherProvider: 'ukmetofficedatahub',
  lat: "52.###############",
  long: "-1.###############",
//apiBase: 'https://api-metoffice.apiconnect.ibmcloud.com/v0/forecasts/point/daily/',
  apiKey: 'e52#############################',
  apiSecret: 'd3a#############################',

the result:-

[sdetweil]

@D3dl3g send me your API key… config from config.js via email or direct message so I can debug

did u look in the browser messages?

my email is my same userid at gmail

[D3dl3g]

Just to update the forum, as to what happened behind closed doors

Sam kindly tested my code, and it worked for him.

I am recieving browser errors (previously requested but i wasnt looking in the right bit of the browser window)… he is not

Issues Tab

Console Tab

the last 5 entries here will reoccur, im guessing at every “retry” for weather info

attempted to use useCorsProxy: true to no avail

Sam kindly posted into git hub issues.
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/271

[karsten13]

tested ukmetofficehub and it works out of the box (without setting the useCorsProxy flag).

Looking into the provided config

  weatherProvider: 'ukmetofficedatahub',
  lat: "52.###############",
  long: "-1.###############",

which is messed up. It has to be:

  weatherProvider: 'ukmetofficedatahub',
  lat: 52.###############,
  lon: -1.###############,

[sdetweil]

@karsten13 I tested w those in quotes, and it worked ok

[karsten13]

@sdetweil

did only test without, but there is another error lon vs. long …

[sdetweil]

@karsten13 I just copy pasted and it worked.

weird

[D3dl3g]

@karsten13

i too am getting this… showing me some 80+miles SEE of my actual location

[D3dl3g]

@karsten13
also… replace the hash symbols with various numbers… im not posting my exact Lat/Long for obvious reasons…

make sure ur doing

lat:

and

lon:

i had it set to lat & lon(G) which is incorrect. hence why it was 80+miles, way tf over there!

quote marks or none surronding the numbers doesnt appear to matter, for me at least