MMM-SunRiseSet

justjim1220

@mykle1 have you ever tried setting the movement to 500ms?

its kinda cool, if your device can handle it!

I actually tried it with the Earth module…

Mykle1

Yes, I have. I used to run it at 1000ms. It’s pretty bad ass if your graphics can handle it

justjim1220

@mykle1 when I did it, it was a mistake! But the outcome was cool!
It actually froze my dev machine after about 45 minutes!

Mykle1

@justjim1220

Jimbo is back! :-)

mrdenmark

i can’t to seem to get some images to show, i just get surise/sunset and time of day,if i select static i get the diagram but nothing with world or map

{
	disabled: false,
	module: "MMM-SunRiseSet",
	position: "top_left",
	config: {
		lat: "-44.57",      // Your latitude (for the data)
		lng: "168.50",     // Your longitude (for the data)
		image: "world",          // "world" (animation), "map" (animation), "static" (graph)
		imageOnly: "no",       // no = all data, yes = only animated world or map
		dayOrNight: "day",   // "night" approaching, "day" approaching (imageOnly: must be "yes", image: must be "world") 
		useHeader: false,      // true if you want a header
		header: "Header",      // useHeader must be true
		maxWidth: "515px",
    }
},

Vauxdvihl

@Mykle1
Me too
I have the same issue
No images are shown
Can you please help
Thanks a lot

Mykle1

@Vauxdvihl
@mrdenmark said in MMM-SunRiseSet:

i can’t to seem to get some images to show,

My apologies.

The API in use for this module, http://api.usno.navy.mil, is down for maintenance. They have set a date of April, 2020 for completion. This also affects MMM-Lunartic but at least I was able to fashion a fix for that one. Not so in this case.

ForeverBrewing

@Mykle1 So any way of getting rid of the images completely? I’ve tried updating the custom CSS as you have suggested on the issue raised on GitHub but I don’t know how to format it correctly for it to take effect. Thanks in advance!

ForeverBrewing

@ForeverBrewing Ignore this; I have worked it out. The code that you previously prided needs to be placed OUTSIDE of the “body {}”

Mykle1

@ForeverBrewing said in MMM-SunRiseSet:

The code that you previously prided needs to be placed OUTSIDE of the “body {}”

It sure does. :thumbsup:

Vauxdvihl

@Mykle1
Thanks for your feedback
ok
we need to wait…it is a great module for the kids
Thanks a lot

Mykle1

For those that be using MMM-SunRiseSet, please forgive the outage of the API. You can still use the module, albeit without the animated images. You can still use the module without the image by adding this to your custom.css file. This will remove the broken link from appearing.

.MMM-SunRiseSet .img {
  display: none; 
}

Example along with MMM-EyeCandy. Animation is seamless loop in the module

cowboysdude

What is that a brain sucker starving to death? LOL

Mykle1

@cowboysdude

Yessir. :-)

Mykle1

Unfortunately, the api for this module is down for at least a few more months along with MMM-Lunartic. MMM-Lunartic continues to work with a temporary workaround.

uros76

Hi. Is there a way to show 24hr format of sunrise and sunset times?

By the way, it still works great without images.

Mykle1

@uros76

I added a config option timeFormat: "H:mm", // "h:mm a". However, I cannot push the files to github at the moment. github is acting weird. As soon as github cooperates I’ll upload the files. You can use any format you like now. Thanks for the suggestion and the kind words.

Mykle1

@Mykle1

Ok, I beat github into submission. Do a git pull in the MMM-SunRiseSet directory to get the new files. Take note of the new config option.

Mykle1

@Mykle1

Hopefully, the api will be up and running this summer. That is the api’s current projection.

uros76

Excellent stuff @Mykle1!!! Thanks for adding 24hr time config option.