MMM-MARS

[Mykle1]

@kellogg76

I’m right in the middle of something right now so it’s unlikely I’ll get to that soon. Please feel free to fork the repo and make changes. I do appreciate that you like the module, so thank you.

EarthWinds was designed as a fullscreen module. Are you trying to use it in another way? In any case, you would likely have to use some custom css and/or play with your config.js entry. It definitely will help you if you know the resolution of your display. This is my config entry. You would have to change it to suit yours. I’ll try to help you with that if you can’t do it.

{
        disabled: false,
        module: 'MMM-EarthWinds',
        position: 'fullscreen',
        config: {
            height:"1180px", // adjust
			width:"100%",    // adjust
            animationSpeed: "3000",
            updateInterval: 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000,
        }
    },

[Mykle1]

@kellogg76

I don’t know the reason the data is absent. It may be because of the government shutdown, it may not. Personally, I don’t think that is the case. I had to go back to September in the query of the API for daily images. That just won’t do. You can change the date in the query yourself (retaining format) and see for yourself. There are months of no data at all leading up to today

https://api.nasa.gov/mars-photos/api/v1/rovers/curiosity/photos?earth_date=2018-09-11&api_key=DEMO_KEY

[cowboysdude]

@kellogg76 Unless there is an api to get those images it would take a lot of work to get them…

[Mykle1]

Minor Update v1.0.1

Please do a git pull in the MMM-MARS directory or install as usual. Note the new config entry example.

[Mykle1]

@mykle1 said in MMM-MARS:

I don’t know the reason the data is absent. It may be because of the government shutdown, it may not. Personally, I don’t think that is the case. I had to go back to September in the query of the API for daily images. That just won’t do. You can change the date in the query yourself (retaining format) and see for yourself. There are months of no data at all leading up to today

I now know the reason the data for Opportunity Rover suddenly stopped some months ago, as my self-quote states.

A sad day, but inspiring nonetheless.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/02/opportunity-did-not-answer-nasas-final-call-and-its-now-gone-to-us/