Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Help needed simple API based module
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@washichi
hm. Did you try to output latitude and longitude as well ingetDom
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@yawns No I didn’t, but that should be exactly the same thing.
If I hardcode the (any) variable in “issRequest.onreadystatechange = function() {”
then it just doesn’t display, so it looks like it isn’t going in that function.
but if I hardcode the (any) variable after that function It displays.So I can display the variable (message), but the variable doesn’t get filled with the request.
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Simple way to test if it entering the function:
Log.error("function entered");
Press F12 in browser, check for console output and refresh the website. If the function is entered you will see “function entered” in the console.
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thank you! It’s now working :)
I thought that my scheduleupdate was working but it didn’t (only 2 times )
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great. Now tidy up your code ;) and present your module in modules showcase
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@ooom416354 Yes, but other modules are also that.
I used the default module “weatherforecast” it is an simple api based module that gets the data and displays it in a table.I’m now trying to add a map, and then display the ISS current position on that, but implementing this in a module is a lot harder then normal javascript :p.
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@ooom416354
Yes, kind of. At least with JSON calls without additional headers. The you need to use request and a node_helper -
@washichi Yea, I am still not even sure how to translate the returned JSON to an actual visual table on the mirror. Not very good at this lol
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@ooom416354 It could be yes ;)