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MMM-LastfmTopTracks
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Hi folks, need a little help with my first module which is mainly AI generated because my programming skills are slim to none (learning by failure ;).
Here´s the idea: Showing the top-played tracks scrobbled via LastFM including the coverart sorted by week, month, year or overall.
The module is already working and configurable via custom.css but those damn covers aren´t showing up. AI doesn´t work here anymore. I need some real skills and therfore I´m asking for a little help. Maybee you like the idea of that module too and could provide some support! That would be highly appreciated!
Here is what I´ve got so far:
MMM-LastfmTopTracks.js
Module.register("MMM-LastfmTopTracks", { defaults: { apiKey: "YOUR_LASTFM_API_KEY", username: "YOUR_LASTFM_USERNAME", period: "7day", limit: 10, rotateInterval: 10000, fallbackImage: "modules/MMM-LastfmTopTracks/default_cover.png" }, start() { this.tracks = []; this.currentIndex = 0; this.loaded = false; this.getTopTracks(); this.scheduleRotation(); }, scheduleRotation() { setInterval(() => { if (this.loaded && this.tracks.length > 0) { this.currentIndex = (this.currentIndex + 1) % this.tracks.length; this.updateDom(); } }, this.config.rotateInterval); }, getTopTracks() { const url = `https://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/?method=user.gettoptracks&user=${this.config.username}&api_key=${this.config.apiKey}&format=json&period=${this.config.period}&limit=${this.config.limit}`; fetch(url) .then(res => res.json()) .then(data => { this.tracks = data.toptracks?.track || []; this.loaded = true; this.updateDom(); }) .catch(err => { console.error("MMM-LastfmTopTracks: API error", err); }); }, getDom() { const wrapper = document.createElement("div"); wrapper.className = "MMM-LastfmTopTracks"; const header = document.createElement("header"); header.innerText = "Last FM Top Tracks"; header.className = "module-header"; wrapper.appendChild(header); if (!this.loaded) { const loading = document.createElement("div"); loading.innerHTML = "Lade Top-Tracks..."; loading.className = "track-loading"; wrapper.appendChild(loading); return wrapper; } if (this.tracks.length === 0) { const noData = document.createElement("div"); noData.innerHTML = "Keine Daten verfügbar."; noData.className = "track-nodata"; wrapper.appendChild(noData); return wrapper; } const track = this.tracks[this.currentIndex]; const title = track.name; const artist = track.artist.name; const playcount = track.playcount; const imgObj = track.image?.find(img => img.size === "extralarge") || {}; const rawUrl = imgObj["#text"]?.trim() || ""; const imgUrl = rawUrl.startsWith("http://") ? rawUrl.replace("http://", "https://") : rawUrl; const finalImg = imgUrl || this.config.fallbackImage; const container = document.createElement("div"); container.className = "track-container"; const text = document.createElement("div"); text.className = "track-info"; text.innerHTML = `<strong>${title}</strong><br>${artist}<br><small>${playcount} Plays</small>`; const img = document.createElement("img"); img.src = finalImg; img.className = "track-cover"; container.appendChild(text); container.appendChild(img); wrapper.appendChild(container); return wrapper; }, getStyles() { return ["MMM-LastfmTopTracks.css"]; } });
MMM-LastfmTopTracks.css
.MMM-LastfmTopTracks { max-width: 300px; color: #ccc; } .MMM-LastfmTopTracks .module-header { color: #fff; font-weight: bold; font-size: 1.2em; margin-bottom: 10px; } .track-container { display: flex; justify-content: space-between; align-items: center; } .track-info { flex-grow: 1; padding-right: 10px; } .track-cover { width: 80px; height: 80px; object-fit: cover; border-radius: 5px; }
Any ideas how I get those cover-suckers out of hiding ;) ? Thanks in advance and kind regards!
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@bugphunk i do not know exactly
its not an impact at the moment, but you css entries should start with your modulename as a class (preceding .) as there is no way to scope the elements in your css file to just your module
For the other styles, use the developers window, elements tab to locate, examine and test css styles, to determine what should go in your css file
See the second link in my signature below for a quick intro to the elements tab