MMM-Departures - Public transport departures based on Oeffi data

[sindbad6]

@BenGig No, there are no messages belonging your module.

[BenGig]

I added a global config option which will give some output to the browser console:

    {
      module: 'MMM-Departures',
      position: 'bottom_left',
      config: {
        debug: true,
      ...

Results should look like this:

Processing station Aazopf
- Departures found: 5
-- Processing departure: NFB21,Arth-Goldau, Bahnhof,333
-- Processing departure: NFB21,Arth-Goldau, Bahnhof,374

Well, should…

[sindbad6]

@BenGig I tried the debug mode. The only things I get is
Module helper loaded: MMM-Departure and
Connecting socket for: MMM-Departure
nothing else to see. Sorry! :disappointed_relieved:

[BenGig]

I have added more debugging output, and an error output on the system console if a call to the web service fails.

And: most debugging output appears in the browser console. Hit F12 to open the development panel (Firefox or Chrome), and switch to the tab “Console” if not initially active.

[sindbad6]

@BenGig Find out, that the error only occurs if I set

absoluteTime: false,

If the parameter is set to true or the parameter is commented out the module works fine. Before the updates this setting works fine.

[BenGig]

Great, that helped, problem found and fixed!

[sindbad6]

@BenGig Yeah, here the same, it works now. Thanks to you. Just for curiosity, what did you change? What was the problem I have no idea in javascript programming and would like to learn something about it.

[BenGig]

@sindbad6 I refactored part of the main routine into a subroutine. A variable which was defined in the moved part was also used in the main routine, in the part for absolute time calculation.

[sindbad6]

@BenGig Ok, I understand. At the moment I have two other issues.

The first is, that even, if I switch off the debug mode, I get dozen of messages in the terminal, where I start the mirror. I suppose the parameter is not handled properly.

The second is, that the time values for the relative time display flickers for maybe a tenth of a second to another value.

Can you evaluate this?

[lucallmon]

I’m looking through the git and I don’t see Washington DC listed as a possible sight, am I missing something?