MMM-NOAA

core

Hi,

@idoodler thanks for your help, I will try it!

@Mykle1 I know that CBD is currently working on an update for this module and I understand that this is very time consuming. I think I will wait for the new version :)
With regard to CBD question: I wrote him (see my prevoius post) that I am using the latest version of this module (V 2.1.7).

@core said in MMM-NOAA:

Thanks all for your help!

@idoodler I deleted MMM-Fuel from my config.js. Nothing changed, the other modules mentioned before won‘t work…this seems to be a problem with MMM-NOAA „blocking“ other modules.

@cowboysdude I run the latest version, even tried a re-installation. I adjusted the config to the current version, i.e only using apiKey and airKey as shwon in the readme.

Any more ideas…?

Best regards!

Mykle1

@core said in MMM-NOAA:

I wrote him (see my prevoius post) that I am using the latest version of this module (V 2.1.7).

Yes, you did. My bad.

ganther

Same behavior with my mirror.
After latest MMM-NOAA update my MMM-CalendarExt doesn‘t work anymore. No errors in logs.
I was forced to deactivate NOAA. :(

evroom

Hi,

I installed MMM-NOAA V2.0 just now, but the lines necessary in the config.js struck me as being too little.

No ‘position’, etc, just the api’s.
I read that it takes:

language: “en”,
timeFormat: 24,
units: “metric”,

from the config.js, but then still I am missing info like ‘location’, ‘locationID’, etc.
How does it know which city to take ?
What weather information is currently displayed ? England due to “en” ? :-)

In github I read:

“In this new Version you can select up to 3 different weather locations like in this example.”

but I fail to see this.

Could you please provide me with a correct config.js entry for this otherwise good looking module ??

And airvisual.com refuses to give me api (does not send me the confirmation mail), but that not a fault of the module.

Best regards,

Erik-Jan

Mykle1

@evroom

This is from the readme.

{
    disabled: false,
    module: 'MMM-NOAA',
    position: 'top_right',
    config: {
	apiKey: "YOUR API KEY",    // https://www.wunderground.com/weather/api  select the middle plan... 	 
	airKey: "YOUR API KEY",    // IF you want Air Quality Index
	pws: "KNYELMIR13",         // go here to find your pws: https://www.wunderground.com/wundermap		 
}
},

And this is mine

{
            disabled: false,
            module: 'MMM-NOAA',
            position: 'top_left',
            config: {
                apiKey: "MY API KEY", // https://www.wunderground.com/weather/api  select the middle plan... 
                airKey: "MY AIR KEY", // IF you want Air Quality Index
                pws1: "KNYNEWYO103", // go here to find your pws: https://www.wunderground.com/wundermap
                animationSpeed: 0,
        }
        },

cowboysdude

@evroom Yes that used to be true…the readme is wrong, sorry. The old weather used to be wunderground and since they quit their free api I had to use a different provider and it works for one location only.

There is no longer a need to use “PWS”…as the new api doesn’t use that. That’s an old wunderground requirement.

At the moment this is all that’s required to make it work…

{
            disabled: false,
            module: 'MMM-NOAA',
            position: 'top_left',
            config: {
            	apiKey: "xxxxxx",
		airKey: "xxxxx"
			}
         },

I am also working to eliminate the airKey in that version…

evroom

@cowboysdude
Thanks for answering (@Mykle1 too).
It is working, with just the apiKey in the config, but where does it take the location from?
You say it works for one location only, is that a location I can determine, or is it a location that is hard coded somewhere?
I like the temperatures it is showing, but is the weather I can expect in my location? :-)

Mykle1

@evroom

Ok, my bad on my previous answer. My apologies. :-/

At the risk of answering in error again, I will say that the module determines your location (geo-location or some such)

cowboysdude

@evroom It automatically gets the latitude and longitude and uses that :)

evroom

Okay, I see it uses http://ip-api.com/json to determine latitude and longitude.
It is depending on the proxy server in use.
I am at work now (in Germany) and I see my proxy server is located in Paris, France right now.
Will try it at home to see for which location the weather is presented on my MM.