Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
MMM-OlympicGames
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@dnks23 I’d prefer a different source, as sport radar needs an api key and is usually a paid service, not sure how much details the trial key allows access to. also the registration could take a while until the people get their keys
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@strawberry-3.141 Can you tell me what the original data source you used in the module? I can’t figure it out from the MMM-OlympicGames.js file.
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@dnks23 http://www.medalbot.com/api/v1/medals, it’s in the node_helper.js
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+1 for updating this module!
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There doesn’t seem to be an official API. Without one, a website with an up-to-date medal table would have to be called and parsed regularly. There’s at least one API that can be found by reverse engineering, but solutions like these are not really legal (often it’s against the terms of use) and thus can’t/shouldn’t be shared/adviced on a public forum. Even if you get an API, the code that parses the JSON would have to be rewritten - more or less from zero, depending on the differences.
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@doubleT I just uploaded a new version with a different data source, pls keep in mind that the new data source works with 3 letter country codes in case you want to use the highlight option
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I tried using the new version of the MMM-OlympicGames and the module only shows “Loading”
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@cbo do you have any errors to report? terminal or electron? I just spinned up the module and got my data
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@strawberry-3-141Hi, does the module still work?
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Link to module https://github.com/fewieden/MMM-OlympicGames
[1.1.0]
MagicMirror² version >= 2.15.0 required.
Fixed
- Installation instructions
Added
- Nunjuck template
- Dependency:
node-fetch - Dependency:
lodash - Github actions:
buildandchangelog - Github config files
Changed
- Data source
- Preview image
- Config options
- Country names are now translated with the
Intlobject - Translations
Removed
- Dependency:
request - Travis-CI integration
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