MMM-NOAA - Another Weather Module

[cowboysdude]

@tbbear Nice catch!! Thanks!!

[cowboysdude]

@jrcelis said in MMM-NOAA - Another Weather Module:

// THIS MUST CONTAIN A CSS STYLE NAME

PS please edit your post and remove your api key… :)

[JRCelis]

@tbbear Thanks!!!

[Mykle1]

@tbbear said in MMM-NOAA - Another Weather Module:

after your css: … their is no comma

Robert! How are you doing? Long time, no see!

[Mykle1]

@cowboysdude

There is no comma in the readme examples for the css: "NOAA3", line.

[cowboysdude]

@mykle1 did you go a pull request to fix it?

[Mykle1]

@cowboysdude said in MMM-NOAA - Another Weather Module:

did you go a pull request to fix it?

Uhhh, no. Haha. I went to do it but it appears you already corrected it.

[cowboysdude]

@mykle1 That’s right LOL

[doogy_rev]

This is an awesome weather module! Just set mine up and using Darksky as my weather source. I have set my update interval to 30 min, which (unless I am being a div) would mean 24 a updates day and 700 or so a month. Monitoring my DarkSky console I am currently updating 45-50 times a day.

{
                        module: "MMM-NOAA3",
                        position: "top_right",
                        config: {
                                provider: "darksky",   
                                apiKey: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",        // From one of the providers listed above
                                airKey: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", 
                                css: "NOAA3",                 // THIS MUST CONTAIN A CSS STYLE NAME
                                updateInterval: 30 * 60 * 1000,
                                userlat: "49.238941", //MUST HAVE BOTH
                                userlon: "-121.765883"  //MUST HAVE BOTH
                        }
                },

Is the above correct from a configuration perspective? Have I missed something?

Thanks in advance!

[Mykle1]

@doogy_rev said in MMM-NOAA - Another Weather Module:

Have I missed something?

Math class, apparently. ;-)

Every 30 minutes would be 48 calls a day, and in a 30 day month, 1440 calls