How to resize Icon and Change Day language in WunderGround

Mykle1

@wizz said in How to resize Icon and Change Day language in WunderGround:

But it still shows in English and not in Swedish?

Yes, that’s odd. You could try removing lang: ‘sv’, from the WunderGround portion of your config.js.

Also, are you sure you’re using the most recent version of WunderGround?
In your terminal, go to ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-WunderGround $
and type git pull, then restart your mirror

Mykle1

@wizz said in How to resize Icon and Change Day language in WunderGround:

But it still shows in English and not in Swedish?

I just checked my translations folder in the MMM-WunderGround folder. I only have de, en, fr, nl and pl. This may be where your problem is.

strawberry 3.141

@wizz the module uses momentjs to create those day abbrevations. maybe you’re missing the moment locales for swedish.

also the config option lang has no effect at all as it is not used anywhere in the code, maybe it is from an old version. The language which is used for moment js is the global config language.

wizz

@strawberry-3-141 the moment locales how do i add that? if it is missing?

strawberry 3.141

@wizz The module dependency moment.js gets mapped in the vendor directory to the file moment-with-locales.js and in there is the locale sv. Do the other modules work with swedish language? Is only a part working in swedish? Can you make a screenshot?

wizz

@strawberry-3-141 Later on tonight i will try to make a screenshot of that. and hope to get that right :)

wizz

@strawberry-3-141 All Modules work with Swedish but not WunderGround and also the Traffic Module is only in English but the rest works with Swedish?

wizz

@strawberry-3-141 The default Weather module display in Swedish but not the Wunderground module ?
This means that the moment locales works.

strawberry 3.141

@wizz I’ll have a look

strawberry 3.141

@wizz Ok I digged a little bit deeper than last time. As it points out the config option in MMM-Wunderground has an usage in the node_helper I didn’t check before. The problem is that Wunderground uses for some languages some uncommon language codes

{
  module: "MMM-WunderGround",
  position: "top_left",
  config: {
    lang: "sw"
  }
}

the full list can be found here https://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/d/docs?d=language-support