Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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@Bangee is the first version of this module still around?
I prefer the old versions style as it looks ‘cleaner’…If this version doesn’t exist anymore, is it a load of stuff I would have to change to create that look in the new version? :D
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@flooo, you can look at the repository’s commit history (https://github.com/Bangee44/MMM-swisstransport/commits/master), and then checkout a specific revision by using the SHA1:
git checkout <sha1>
Note that you may need to use the full sha1 value, not the truncated one.For example, the last commit on May 3rd is
146a6ce
. If you click on that, it expands that commit and you can see the full sha1 value as146a6cec2aaa5007255cb157ed415ba180639354
in the upper right. So your checkout command then becomes:git checkout 146a6cec2aaa5007255cb157ed415ba180639354
This is of course done from INSIDE the module’s folder!
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Oh, I just noticed that his post where he said he change it was also done on May 3rd … so perhaps that original version no longer exists, which sort of defeats the purpose of using git …
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I think you would like to use this one.
https://github.com/Bangee44/MMM-swisstransport -
cool, thanks a lot
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Great module. Already added it to my mirror. Is there any chance I could filter the list and display only trains? If I put in my Station (Wädenswil) I get lots of busses and also boats.
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@kwyjibo089, yes it’s possible:
change the line function getParams() like this:
/* getParams() * Generates an url with api parameters based on the config. * * return String - URL params. */ getParams: function() { var params = "?"; params += "id=" + this.config.id; params += "&limit=" + this.config.maximumEntries; params += "&transportations[]=ec_ic&transportations[]=s_sn_r&transportations[]=ir&transportations[]=re_d&transportations[]=ice_tgv_rj"; return params; },
The line
params += "&transportations[]=ec_ic&transportations[]=s_sn_r...";
is new an should allow you to filter the transportation object.Here are all option:
transportations
Transportation means; one or more ofice_tgv_rj, ec_ic, ir, re_d, ship, s_sn_r, bus, cableway, arz_ext, tramway_underground
example:
&transportations[]=ec_ic&transportations[]=bus
Source: http://transport.opendata.ch/docs.html#section
It’s not testet yet, but I think it should work for you.
Have fun,
Gruss aus Oberrieden :-)
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nice, works like a charm! thanks a lot!
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I’ve made an update. Now it works with a node_helper.js so you will have less problems with CORS errors.
Have fun
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Hi @Bangee
Now it stays with connection and shows nothing else. I tried a clean install of the module but it did’t work anymore.