Let it snow now Magic Mirror

cgillinger

And here are the precipitation words used by the different providers:

openMeteo showers, Rain, Snow, Showers, sleet, drizzle, precipitation, hail, rain, Precipitation, snow
overrideWrapper
pirateWeather rain, sleet, snow
smhi showers, Rain, Snow, sleet, Drizzle, precipitation, rain, drizzle, snow
ukMetOffice showers, sleet, hail, rain, snow
ukMetOfficeDataHub showers, sleet, hail, rain, Precipitation, snow
weatherBit rain, sleet, snow
weatherFlow snow
weatherGov showers, Snow, Rain, Showers, Drizzle, precipitation, rain, snow
yr rain, sleet, precipitation, snow

I did notice a lot of just plain “precipitation” and one future fix might be combining a broadcast of “precipitation” and negative degrees centigrades, as that would also indicate snow.

Also thinking of adding rain functionality, after testing the module more.

Sebi76 0

@cgillinger

I want to run the module but actually i hang on the Problem with Openweather an the API V3.0.
Do you have a Solution for your Module?

det

@cgillinger said in Let it snow now Magic Mirror:

Also thinking of adding rain functionality

Hello,
that’s a wonderful idea, to combine the two.
And then add “sunshine”, “clouds” (for overcast).
Great. Thanks, keep it up…

cgillinger

@det I actually did add rain: https://github.com/cgillinger/MMM-WeatherEffects

Cheers,
C

cgillinger

Hey @Sebi76-0! I’m not sure what’s causing the issue. Could you share any error messages you’re seeing? Also, which version are you using?

Just so you know, this module has gone through a couple of transformations—first evolving into Dynamic Snow (available at: https://github.com/cgillinger/MMM-DynamicSnow), and later into Weather Effects (which you can find here: https://github.com/cgillinger/MMM-WeatherEffects).

I don’t personally use OpenWeather, and from what I understand, they now require a credit card for access. So, I don’t think I’ll be getting an API key anytime soon.

sdetweil

@cgillinger openweather doesn’t charge for first 1000 requests/day

cgillinger

@sdetweil Yes, I understand, but it’s not the cost itself that’s the issue (although it would have been a problem if there was a cost). The concern is having to provide my credit card details. It’s not that I distrust OpenWeather, but I prefer not to share them unnecessarily. You never know, for example, if they might get hacked.